[128ZA Suspension of registration by Registrar]
Road Traffic Act 1988 (1988 c 52) | Legislation

[128ZA  Suspension of registration by Registrar]

[(1)     The Registrar may suspend a person's registration in respect of any description of driving instruction if the Registrar—

(a)     has given, or is about to give, the person notice under section 127(5) or 128(4) in relation to the person's registration in respect of that description of driving instruction,

(b)     is considering whether to refuse the application for an extension of the person's registration or (as the case may be) whether to terminate the person's registration, or has decided so to refuse or terminate but the decision is not yet in effect, and

(c)     believes that the

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