S.L. 65.19 Art. 11Good repute criterion.

A person shall not be deemed to satisfy the requirement of good repute and conduct if he:

(a) has been convicted of serious criminal offences, including offences of a commercial nature during the last five years, or of a crime carrying a conviction of a term of imprisonment of, or exceeding three months or a fine of at least four hundred and sixty-five euros and eighty-seven cents (465.87); or of two or more crimes connected with violence;

(b) has been found guilty during the last two years of any crime carrying a conviction for an offence concerning the use of any motor vehicle;

(c) has been declared unfit to pursue the occupation of road haulage operator under any rules in force;

(d) has been convicted of serious, repeated offences against rules in force concerning: - the pay and employment conditions in the profession, or - road transport, in particular the rules relating to driving, the weights and dimensions and carrying capacity of vehicles, road or vehicle safety or damage to the environment;

(e) has been convicted of any corresponding offence under any law of a country or territory outside Malta: Provided that the applicant was less than eighteen years of age at the time of such a conviction in paragraphs (a) and (b) the periods referred to shall be respectively two years and one year.