Verification of information in driver licence register and monitoring of compliance
123 Verification of information in driver licence register and monitoring of compliance
If there are reasonable grounds for believing that information contained in the driver licence register is inaccurate or misleading, Transport for NSW may by notice require the holder of a driver licence to provide evidence to Transport for NSW, in a form specified by Transport for NSW, relating to anything relevant to the issuing, variation or continuation of the licence, including—
the licence holder’s personal details, and
the licence holder’s residential address.
If the licence holder fails to comply with the notice, the licence holder is guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.
For the purposes of this clause, Transport for NSW may require the licence holder—
to provide specified documents for inspection, and
to attend at a time and place specified by Transport for NSW for identification.
If a licence holder who is required to attend for identification requests a change to the time or place specified in the notice, Transport for NSW must give consideration to that request and may change the time or place in accordance with the request.
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