Victorian Numbered Regulations Victorian Numbered Regulations(1) The Corporation may vary, suspend or cancel a person's driver licence or suspend or cancel a person's learner permit if—
(a) a court order requires the person to pay a sum of money by way of fine, penalty, costs or restitution or any 2 or more of those things and—
(i) the order was made in relation to an offence arising out of the use of a motor vehicle in Victoria, including a parking infringement or traffic infringement; and
(ii) a person authorised by law to issue or execute a warrant for the enforcement of the court order notifies the Corporation that the order is wholly or partially unsatisfied; or
(b) the person no longer meets the requirements under Part 2 for the particular category of driver licence or learner permit; or
(c) the licence or permit was granted, varied or renewed in error; or
(d) payment of a fee to the Corporation under these Regulations has been rejected; or
Example
A person pays a fee by cheque and that cheque is dishonoured.
(e) the person has been convicted or found guilty in another jurisdiction or country of an offence that, if the person had been licensed in that jurisdiction or country, would have enabled the driver licensing authority of that jurisdiction or country to vary, suspend or cancel the person's licence or permit; or
(f) the person has failed to comply with a condition of the licence or permit; or
(g) the person has surrendered the licence or permit to the Corporation or the driver licensing authority in another jurisdiction for cancellation; or
(h) the person has failed to comply with a notice given under regulation 69.
(2) The Corporation must suspend or cancel a person's driver licence or learner permit if the Corporation has received notice from another jurisdiction that—
(a) the person is disqualified from driving in another jurisdiction; or
(b) the person's driver licence or learner permit in another jurisdiction was cancelled because of a judgment, order or decision made under, or otherwise by operation of, the law of that jurisdiction.