Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Regulation 2018
sec.37Restrictions on grant
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sec.37 Restrictions on grant
A prescribed operator must not grant a restricted driver authorisation to a person unless— the operator is satisfied the person complies with all of the prescribed driver authorisation requirements applying to the restricted driver authorisation; and the person gives the operator the following information about the person, and the operator has no reason to suspect the information is false— the chief executive has not refused to grant a driver authorisation to the person, and has not cancelled, suspended or refused to renew any driver authorisation held by the person; the person has not been convicted of a driver disqualifying offence; the person has not been charged with a driver disqualifying offence that has not been dealt with. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. s 37 amd 2026 SL No. 4 s 17
- (a) the operator is satisfied the person complies with all of the prescribed driver authorisation requirements applying to the restricted driver authorisation; and
- (b) the person gives the operator the following information about the person, and the operator has no reason to suspect the information is false— (i) the chief executive has not refused to grant a driver authorisation to the person, and has not cancelled, suspended or refused to renew any driver authorisation held by the person; (ii) the person has not been convicted of a driver disqualifying offence; (iii) the person has not been charged with a driver disqualifying offence that has not been dealt with.
- (i) the chief executive has not refused to grant a driver authorisation to the person, and has not cancelled, suspended or refused to renew any driver authorisation held by the person;
- (ii) the person has not been convicted of a driver disqualifying offence;
- (iii) the person has not been charged with a driver disqualifying offence that has not been dealt with.
- (i) the chief executive has not refused to grant a driver authorisation to the person, and has not cancelled, suspended or refused to renew any driver authorisation held by the person;
- (ii) the person has not been convicted of a driver disqualifying offence;
- (iii) the person has not been charged with a driver disqualifying offence that has not been dealt with.