Yes, the police base their issuing and revoking of F/L based on whether a person is
fit and proper for holding a F/L.
However, the criteria they use for making that 'fit & proper' assessment comes back mostly to criminal offenses:
– the applicant’s criminal history (category of offending)
– any pending criminal proceedings
– any protection orders made against the applicant under the Domestic Violence Act
– any other court order made against the applicant, that is or may be relevant to the application
– the applicant’s history of serious behavioural problems, including any history of violence, drug abuse, or alcohol abuse.
Now it looks like @
Doghead and @
woods223 are pointing out that a flagrant disregard for traffic/speeding laws could also result in failing the fit & proper test...
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