[117A Community licences: disqualification, etc]
Road Traffic Act 1988 (1988 c 52) | Legislation

[117A  Community licences: disqualification, etc]

[(1)     Where a notice is served on a Community licence holder in pursuance of section 115A(1)(a) of this Act, the Secretary of State must, in accordance with the regulations made in pursuance of section 115(3), order that person to be disqualified indefinitely or for the period determined in accordance with the regulations.

(2)     Where a notice is served on a Community licence holder in pursuance of section 115A(1)(b) of this Act, the Secretary of State may—

(a)     order that person to be disqualified indefinitely or for such period as the Secretary of State thinks fit,

(b)     if it appears to the Secretary of State that, owing to the conduct of the Community licence holder, it is expedient to require him to comply with the prescribed conditions applicable

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