S.L. 65.11 Art. 62AApplicant for a public service garage licence to be of good repute and conduct.

(1) An applicant for a public service garage licence shall, before being granted the licence, satisfy the Authority that he is of good repute and conduct.

(2) Every applicant for a public service garage licence not being a natural person must indicate a designated person.

(3) (a)where the applicant for a public service garage licence is a limited liability company, the requirements of sub-regulation (1) must be satisfied by all the directors of the company and the designated person;

(b) where the applicant for a public service garage licence is a partnership or a partnership en commandite en nom as defined in the Companies Act, the collectif requirements of sub-regulation (1) must be satisfied by all the partners and the designated person;

(c) where the applicant for a public service garage licence is a legal person other than those identified in paragraphs (a) and (b), the requirements of sub-regulation (1) must be satisfied by all persons having the legal and, or judicial representation of such legal person and the designated person.

(4) Where a designated person, ceases to continuously and effectively manage the public service garage, the holder of the public service garage licence shall within twenty-one days from that occurrence notify the Authority in writing and the Authority shall allow a period not exceeding three months within which the public service garage licence holder shall either transfer the licence or designate another designated person, who shall comply with the provisions of sub-regulation (1).