sec.413Continuing obligation for hazard perception tests for particular persons

sec.413 Continuing obligation for hazard perception tests for particular persons

This section applies in relation to a person if— the person holds a class C P1 type licence; and before the commencement, the person had not applied under the expired regulation for a relevant class C licence; and 1 of the following applies to the person— the person— held a class C P1 type licence immediately before 29 March 2021; and has not held a relevant driver licence on or after 29 March 2021; the person— held a class C P1 type licence that stopped being valid before 29 March 2021; and has not held a relevant driver licence since the class C P1 type licence stopped being valid; each of the following applies to the person— on or after 29 March 2021, the person was granted a class C P1 type licence; before the grant of the class C P1 type licence, the last valid driver licence held by the person was a class C P1 type licence that stopped being valid before 29 March 2021 and more than 5 years before the person applied for the class C P1 type licence; the person has not held a relevant driver licence on or after 29 March 2021. Section 26(1)(c) applies in relation to the person’s eligibility for a relevant class C licence as if a reference in that section to chapter 3, part 2, division 3, subdivision 5 were a reference to chapter 3, part 2, division 3, subdivision 5 and subsection (3). For section 26(1)(c), as modified by subsection (2), the person must pass a hazard perception test for a class C motor vehicle. In this section— relevant class C licence means— a class C P2 provisional licence; or a class C P2 probationary licence; or a class C open licence. relevant driver licence means— a relevant class C licence or a non-Queensland driver licence that corresponds to a relevant class C licence; or a non-Queensland driver licence that corresponds to a class C P1 type licence. (sec.413-ssec.1) This section applies in relation to a person if— the person holds a class C P1 type licence; and before the commencement, the person had not applied under the expired regulation for a relevant class C licence; and 1 of the following applies to the person— the person— held a class C P1 type licence immediately before 29 March 2021; and has not held a relevant driver licence on or after 29 March 2021; the person— held a class C P1 type licence that stopped being valid before 29 March 2021; and has not held a relevant driver licence since the class C P1 type licence stopped being valid; each of the following applies to the person— on or after 29 March 2021, the person was granted a class C P1 type licence; before the grant of the class C P1 type licence, the last valid driver licence held by the person was a class C P1 type licence that stopped being valid before 29 March 2021 and more than 5 years before the person applied for the class C P1 type licence; the person has not held a relevant driver licence on or after 29 March 2021. (sec.413-ssec.2) Section 26(1)(c) applies in relation to the person’s eligibility for a relevant class C licence as if a reference in that section to chapter 3, part 2, division 3, subdivision 5 were a reference to chapter 3, part 2, division 3, subdivision 5 and subsection (3). (sec.413-ssec.3) For section 26(1)(c), as modified by subsection (2), the person must pass a hazard perception test for a class C motor vehicle. (sec.413-ssec.4) In this section— relevant class C licence means— a class C P2 provisional licence; or a class C P2 probationary licence; or a class C open licence. relevant driver licence means— a relevant class C licence or a non-Queensland driver licence that corresponds to a relevant class C licence; or a non-Queensland driver licence that corresponds to a class C P1 type licence.