Deciding applications
238 Deciding applications
The chief executive must deal with the application in a timely way and decide to approve, or refuse to approve, the application.
The chief executive may approve the application only if satisfied that—
driving high-powered vehicles on a road is necessary for the operation of the applicant’s business; and
each person the subject of the application performs a duty for the business; and
it is likely that, because of the nature of the duty, each person the subject of the application will be required to drive high-powered vehicles on a road to perform the duty.
Example for paragraph (c)—
A duty to service vehicles performed by an apprentice mechanic is likely to require the mechanic to drive high-powered vehicles on a road to test the vehicles being serviced.
Subsection (1) does not apply if the application is cancelled under section 383(4).
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