Chen v NSW Transport and Infrastrucure [2009] NSWADT 285
Ms Chen's current conditional licence, resulting from a good behaviour election, does not meet the statutory requirement for holding a Public Passenger Vehicle Driver Authority under cl 29(2)(b) of the Passenger Transport Regulation 2007. Therefore, her authority was properly cancelled, regardless of the merits of the initial infractions.
- Parties
- Applicant: Alice Chen; Respondent: NSW Transport and Infrastructure
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 24 September 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Administrative Review / Final Decision at Hearing
- Outcome
- The decision to cancel Mrs Chen's Public Passenger Vehicle Driver Authority is affirmed.
- Legal Topics
- Cancellation of Driver Authority, Conditional Driver Licences, Regulatory Compliance
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Parties
Alice Chen
Applicant
NSW Transport and Infrastructure
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Administrative Review / Final Decision at Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the holding of a conditional licence (due to a good behaviour election) disqualifies Ms Chen from holding a Public Passenger Vehicle Driver Authority under the Passenger Transport Regulation 2007
- 2 Whether the original infractions or the present licence status is determinative for review of the authority cancellation
Ratio Decidendi
Ms Chen's current conditional licence, resulting from a good behaviour election, does not meet the statutory requirement for holding a Public Passenger Vehicle Driver Authority under cl 29(2)(b) of the Passenger Transport Regulation 2007. Therefore, her authority was properly cancelled, regardless of the merits of the initial infractions.
Court Disposition
The decision to cancel Mrs Chen's Public Passenger Vehicle Driver Authority is affirmed.
Orders
- The decision to cancel Mrs Chen's Public Passenger Vehicle Driver Authority is affirmed.
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