S.L. 65.19 Art. 15Withdrawal of authorisation.

(1) The Authority may withdraw an authorisation on the following grounds:

(a) where the holder no longer satisfies the conditions laid down in regulation 10(1); or

(b) where the holder has supplied incorrect information to the Authority in relation to the issue or renewal of the authorisation; or

(c) where the holder has breached any of the conditions of his authorisation and has not remedied such breach in spite of his having been given written notice of the breach and a reasonable time in which to do so.

(d) in the event of serious infringements of these regulations, the Authority may suspend the authorisation. Such suspension shall be imposed having regard to the seriousness of the infringement and shall be subject to appeal the Administrative Review Tribunal established in terms of article 5 of the Administrative Justice Act, and the provision of this Act shall apply to such an appeal.

(e) where the requirement of financial standing is not fulfilled at the time of checking, the Authority may, where the undertaking’s other economic circumstances give grounds for assuming that the requirements of financial standing will again be sustainably fulfilled within the foreseeable future on the basis of a financial plan, give further notice of not more than one year.

(2) Where offences against the rules governing road haulage have been committed by a non-resident haulier and might lead to withdrawal of the authorisation to practise as a road haulage operator, the Authority shall provide the Member State in which the haulier is established with all the information in its possession concerning those offences and the penalties imposed.