[125ZA Conditions of registration]
Road Traffic Act 1988 (1988 c 52) | Legislation

[125ZA  Conditions of registration]

[(1)     Where a person duly applies to be registered in respect of a description of driving instruction, the Registrar must register him in respect of that description of driving instruction if he satisfies the Registrar that the conditions prescribed under this subsection are fulfilled.

(2)     In the case of applications by persons to be registered in relation to the giving of a description of driving instruction, those conditions may (in particular) include—

(a)     conditions requiring the persons to have passed such examinations of ability and fitness to give driving instruction of that description as may be prescribed under section 132 of this Act,

(b)     conditions requiring the persons to hold, or to have held for a prescribed period, such licences to drive motor vehicles of a prescribed description as may be prescribed, and

(c)     conditions requiring the persons not to have been disqualified during a prescribed period under prescribed provisions

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