Schedule 6
CurrentOriginal decisions
Schedule 6 Original decisions
section 387(1)
| Section | Description of decision |
|---|---|
| 70(1) | refusing to approve a young driver’s completed logbook |
| 77(1) | refusing to approve any part of an application for credit made under section 74(1) or (2) |
| 82(1) | refusing to give an exemption from the logbook requirements |
| 129(1) | refusing an application made under section 128 claiming a special need for a class C learner licence or provisional licence |
| 134(1) | refusing an application made under section 133 claiming a special need for a class HC Queensland driver licence |
| 143(1) | refusing an application made under section 142 claiming a special need for a class RE or class R Queensland driver licence |
| 190(2) | deciding a person has not passed a road rules test, including deciding to do a thing mentioned in section 190(2)(a) or (b) |
| 195(1) | refusing to grant or renew a Queensland driver licence |
| 201(1) | deciding to impose an M condition, an S condition or a V condition on a Queensland driver licence if the applicant for the grant or renewal of the licence did not advise the chief executive as mentioned in section 201(3)(b) |
| 213(2) | immediately withdrawing a person’s authority to drive, or learn to drive, under a non-Queensland driver licence |
| 232(1) | refusing an application made under section 231 for a certificate of exemption under chapter 6, part 3, division 3, subdivision 2 |
| 238(1) | refusing an application made under section 237 for a certificate of exemption under chapter 6, part 3, division 3, subdivision 3 |
| 245(1)(b) or (c) | refusing an application made under section 244 for a certificate of exemption under chapter 6, part 3, division 4 or approving different times to those stated in the application |
| 356(1) | amending, suspending or cancelling a Queensland driver licence |
| 358(2) | immediately amending or suspending a Queensland driver licence |
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