sec.79ECourt may allow particular person whose licence is suspended under s 79B to drive

### sec.79E Court may allow particular person whose licence is suspended under s 79B to drive This section applies to a person— whose Queensland driver licence is suspended under section 79B (2) because the person has been charged as mentioned in section 79B (1) (a) , (ab) , (b) or (d) ; and who is eligible, and who applies, under a regulation as mentioned in subsection (4) . On application to a court by the person, the court may, by order, authorise the person to continue to drive motor vehicles under a Queensland driver licence in stated circumstances. Despite the order, the person is not authorised to drive a motor vehicle under a Queensland driver licence until the person obtains a replacement licence under section 79F . Until a replacement licence is obtained under 79F, the suspension continues under section 79B and it would be an offence against section 78 for the person to drive a motor vehicle for which a licence is required. A regulation may provide for matters relating to an order under subsection (2) , including, for example, the following— the persons who are eligible, and who are not eligible, to apply for an order; how and when an application for an order is to be made; the criteria to be used in deciding an application for an order; the types of restrictions the court may or must apply to a licence; the period for which an order is effective; variation of an order; the consequences for failing to comply with an order or a restriction applicable to a licence, including, for example, the creation of offences and the disqualification of a person from holding or obtaining a licence. s 79E ins 2006 No. 57 s 55 amd 2007 No. 6 s 56A ; 2011 No. 12 s 103 (sec.79E-ssec.1) This section applies to a person— whose Queensland driver licence is suspended under section 79B (2) because the person has been charged as mentioned in section 79B (1) (a) , (ab) , (b) or (d) ; and who is eligible, and who applies, under a regulation as mentioned in subsection (4) . (sec.79E-ssec.2) On application to a court by the person, the court may, by order, authorise the person to continue to drive motor vehicles under a Queensland driver licence in stated circumstances. (sec.79E-ssec.3) Despite the order, the person is not authorised to drive a motor vehicle under a Queensland driver licence until the person obtains a replacement licence under section 79F . Until a replacement licence is obtained under 79F, the suspension continues under section 79B and it would be an offence against section 78 for the person to drive a motor vehicle for which a licence is required. (sec.79E-ssec.4) A regulation may provide for matters relating to an order under subsection (2) , including, for example, the following— the persons who are eligible, and who are not eligible, to apply for an order; how and when an application for an order is to be made; the criteria to be used in deciding an application for an order; the types of restrictions the court may or must apply to a licence; the period for which an order is effective; variation of an order; the consequences for failing to comply with an order or a restriction applicable to a licence, including, for example, the creation of offences and the disqualification of a person from holding or obtaining a licence. - (a) whose Queensland driver licence is suspended under section 79B (2) because the person has been charged as mentioned in section 79B (1) (a) , (ab) , (b) or (d) ; and - (b) who is eligible, and who applies, under a regulation as mentioned in subsection (4) . - (a) the persons who are eligible, and who are not eligible, to apply for an order; - (b) how and when an application for an order is to be made; - (c) the criteria to be used in deciding an application for an order; - (d) the types of restrictions the court may or must apply to a licence; - (e) the period for which an order is effective; - (f) variation of an order; - (g) the consequences for failing to comply with an order or a restriction applicable to a licence, including, for example, the creation of offences and the disqualification of a person from holding or obtaining a licence.