sec.299Matters section 79E orders must and may state

sec.299 Matters section 79E orders must and may state

If a court decides to make a section 79E order for a person, the order must state the following— the order has effect— while the person holds an open licence that is valid, or would be valid but for the suspension, under section 79B (2) of the Act , to which the order relates; and until the relevant charge for the person’s suspended licence is dealt with by a court or is withdrawn or otherwise discontinued; while the order is in effect for the person, a Queensland driver licence held by the person is subject to the restrictions stated in the order; 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 of the Act . The section 79E order must state the following restrictions— the purpose for which a motor vehicle may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence; the class of motor vehicle that may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence; the times at which, or period of time during which, a motor vehicle may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence; that a motor vehicle may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence only if the person is carrying a copy of the order. The section 79E order may also state the following restrictions— where a motor vehicle may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence, including, for example, the starting and ending places for journeys under the licence; whether or not passengers may be carried in a motor vehicle being driven by the person under the person’s Queensland driver licence and, if passengers can be carried, the names or other identifying details of the passengers who may be carried; any other restriction the court considers appropriate. the person must wear the person’s work uniform when driving under the person’s Queensland driver licence the person must carry a logbook containing the details of all driving under the person’s Queensland driver licence that is work-related travel, including, for example, start and end times, destinations and odometer readings (sec.299-ssec.1) If a court decides to make a section 79E order for a person, the order must state the following— the order has effect— while the person holds an open licence that is valid, or would be valid but for the suspension, under section 79B (2) of the Act , to which the order relates; and until the relevant charge for the person’s suspended licence is dealt with by a court or is withdrawn or otherwise discontinued; while the order is in effect for the person, a Queensland driver licence held by the person is subject to the restrictions stated in the order; 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 of the Act . (sec.299-ssec.2) The section 79E order must state the following restrictions— the purpose for which a motor vehicle may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence; the class of motor vehicle that may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence; the times at which, or period of time during which, a motor vehicle may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence; that a motor vehicle may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence only if the person is carrying a copy of the order. (sec.299-ssec.3) The section 79E order may also state the following restrictions— where a motor vehicle may be driven under the person’s Queensland driver licence, including, for example, the starting and ending places for journeys under the licence; whether or not passengers may be carried in a motor vehicle being driven by the person under the person’s Queensland driver licence and, if passengers can be carried, the names or other identifying details of the passengers who may be carried; any other restriction the court considers appropriate. the person must wear the person’s work uniform when driving under the person’s Queensland driver licence the person must carry a logbook containing the details of all driving under the person’s Queensland driver licence that is work-related travel, including, for example, start and end times, destinations and odometer readings