A SPER suspension of a driver's licence under the State Penalties Enforcement Act 1999 (Qld) remains valid and enforceable until formally set aside or withdrawn under the Act, even where the underlying offences giving rise to the suspension are subsequently found to have been erroneously recorded. Driving while subject to such a suspension constitutes unlicensed driving regardless of the validity of the underlying offences.
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