Return of returning driver certificates for amendment
361 Return of returning driver certificates for amendment
This section applies if—
information stated in a returning driver certificate is incorrect; and
the chief executive reasonably believes the inclusion of the incorrect information was caused by the chief executive.
The chief executive may give the holder of the returning driver certificate a written notice requiring the holder to return the certificate to the chief executive, in a stated way and within a stated period, to enable the incorrect information to be amended.
For subsection (2), the stated period must be at least 14 days after the day the notice is given.
The notice must include a statement identifying the information that is incorrect and the correct information.
After receiving the returning driver certificate from the holder, the chief executive must issue to the holder a replacement returning driver certificate stating the correct information.
The holder of a returning driver certificate must comply with a notice given under this section to the holder, unless the holder has a reasonable excuse.
Example of a reasonable excuse—
The returning driver certificate has been, or the holder of the certificate reasonably suspects the certificate has been, destroyed, lost or stolen.
Maximum penalty for subsection (6)—20 penalty units.
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