Replacement of licence or permit document or certificate of registration
60 Replacement of licence or permit document or certificate of registration
In this regulation —
original document means —
a licence or permit document given under regulation 27C(1) or 44AC(1)(a); or
a certificate of registration given under regulation 44AC(1)(b).
If the Board is satisfied that an original document has been lost, destroyed, defaced or mutilated it may, on application in writing to the Board and payment of the fee in Schedule 1 item 12(a), (b) or (c), as the case requires, issue to the holder a replacement (replacement document) for the original document.
If the original document has been defaced or mutilated, the Board may refuse to issue a replacement document until the defaced or mutilated original document is returned to the Board.
A replacement document is taken to be the original document for the purposes of these regulations.
[Regulation 60 inserted: SL 2026/67 r. 31.]
61. Licence etc. to be returned to Board if suspended etc.
The person to whom a licence or permit was issued shall, upon —
the suspension of the licence or permit under regulation 29A(2)(b), 31(2)(c), 38(7), 43(3), 45A(4) or 47(2)(b); or
the cancellation of the licence or permit under regulation 29A(2)(b), 31(2)(a), 45A(4) or 47(2)(a); or
an order by the Board under regulation 31(3), 31A(5), 47(3) or 47A(5) that the licence or permit document be returned to the Board,
forthwith return to the Board the licence or permit document.
[Regulation 61 amended: Gazette 30 Dec 2004 p. 6996‑7; 31 Dec 2007 p. 6531; SL 2026/67 r. 32.]
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