(1) A regulation may make provision in relation to—
(a) the issue (including renewal), suspension or cancellation by the road transport authority of a learner licence, probationary licence, provisional licence or restricted licence (a relevant licence ) if the applicant for the licence incurs the prescribed number or more of demerit points for the licence; or
(b) the suspension or cancellation by the authority of any other driver licence if the holder of the licence has incurred the prescribed number or more of demerit points for a relevant licence held by the person; or
(c) the suspension or cancellation by the authority of an additional provisional class of a driver licence if the holder of the licence incurs the prescribed number or more of demerit points for the additional provisional class.
Example for par (b)
If a person incurs the prescribed number of demerit points for a provisional licence held by the person and, before a notice of licence suspension takes effect, the person is issued with a licence to which section 16 applies (a full licence ), a regulation may authorise the full licence to be suspended even though the person has not incurred 12 or more demerit points.
(2) A regulation may also make provision in relation to—
(a) warning, suspension and cancellation notices in relation to demerit points; or
(b) periods of suspension and periods of inability to obtain a driver licence; or
(c) the circumstances when suspension rather than cancellation may be imposed; or
(d) disregarding demerit points, or deleting demerit points from the demerit points register, and the circumstances when such action may or must be taken; or
(e) other consequences for a person in relation to demerit points incurred by the person.