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Leon, Expert
Good Evening
My name is ***** ***** I am a NSW Solicitor. I will do my best to assist you with your question. I wish to thank you for taking the time to speak with me today. Your question is important to you and it also is too me. I understand how you feel.
Why has she had the licence cancelled?
Leon, Expert
Yes I do.
Has she been issued with a demerit option notice?
Leon, Expert
The laws are similar.
The letter should also give her the right to extend the demrit period
Demerit point option notice
A demerit point option notice is a letter that sets out two options for you to choose from:
accept your licence suspension and stop driving for the suspension period, or
keep your licence or permit but do not get any more points (or lose your licence for any reason) for the next 12 months.
If you do not reply to VicRoads within 21 days, they will suspend your licence. The date that the suspension starts is written on the demerit point option notice.
VicRoads will send a reminder two weeks before the suspension period starts.
The VicRoads website has more information about what to do if you are issued with a demerit point option notice.
https://www.legalaid.vic.gov.au/find-legal-answers/traffic-offences/possible-outcomes-for-traffic-offences/demerit-points
Alternatively she can get the fine reviewed
Getting the fine reviewed
If you don’t believe you should have been fined for the offence that led to the demerit points, you can write to the agency that issued the fine to ask for a review. If the agency withdraws the fine, you won’t get demerit points. The agency cannot review your fine if it was for a drink-driving, drug-driving or excessive speed offence. It may also be possible to seek an enforcement review of the fine from the Director of Fines Victoria. If the director cancels the enforcement of the fine, then any demerit points added to your driver’s licence for that fine must be removed. If the agency then decides to issue a charge and summons for the offence, then the points will be added again if you are found guilty of the offence in court.
The laws are the same in all states.
These are her options.
I appreciate and thank you for your patience in this matter. I hope this has answered your question and put your mind at ease. If you have any other questions do not hesitate co contact me. Otherwise, it was my pleasure to help you today, and I thank you for chatting with me.
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Leon
Leon, Expert
Good Morning
If she was the driver and nominates another party that is fraud. It can be done but it is fraud.
You are correct it is a criminal offence.
If the friend denies it then she has worse issues.
I hope this is clearer.
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Leon
Leon, Expert
She gets her licence back and the points become inactive
After your suspension or disqualification period is over, the demerit points become 'inactive' on your driver record.
https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/licences/demerit-points-and-offences/about-demerit-points
If she is ever taken to court her record will show everything it is not wiped
I hope this is clearer.
Leon, Expert
She has one point if she opts to drive for 12 months and any infringement she loses her licence.
After the 12 months they become inactive.
Leon, Expert
yes that is correct
Leon, Expert
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Take care and have a great and safe weekend
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Leon