Goods Vehicles (Licensing of Operators) Act 1995
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Change 1
49 Certificates of qualification.
(1) On an application made to him by a person wishing to engage in an undertaking established in a member State that involves the use of goods vehicles, the appropriate person shall issue to the applicant a certificate (a “certificate of qualification”) as to such matters relating to— (a) the applicant’s repute, (b) his professional competence, or (c) (where relevant) his financial standing, as the appropriate person is satisfied he may properly certify and as appear to him to be of assistance to the applicant in satisfying any requirements imposed by the law of the ... member State as regards the repute, professional competence and financial standing of persons engaged in such an undertaking established in that member State. (2) A certificate of qualification shall— (a) be in such form as the Secretary of State for Transport may specify; ... (b) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (3) No certificate of qualification shall be issued before a fee of £20 has been paid. (4) The applicant shall give to the appropriate person such information as that person may reasonably require for the discharge of his duties in relation to the application. (5) In this section “the appropriate person”— (a) in relation to an applicant who holds an operator’s licence, means a traffic commissioner, and (b) in relation to an applicant who does not hold an operator’s licence, means the Secretary of State, ... (6) All fees payable under this section shall be paid into the Consolidated Fund.
49 Certificates of qualification.
(1) On an application made to him by a person wishing to engage in an undertaking established in a member State that involves the use of goods vehicles, the appropriate person shall issue to the applicant a certificate (a “certificate of qualification”) as to such matters relating to— (a) the applicant’s repute, (b) his professional competence, or (c) (where relevant) his financial standing, as the appropriate person is satisfied he may properly certify and as appear to him to be of assistance to the applicant in satisfying any requirements imposed by the law of the ... member State as regards the repute, professional competence and financial standing of persons engaged in such an undertaking established in that member State. (2) A certificate of qualification shall— (a) be in such form as the Secretary of State for Transport may specify; ... (b) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (3) No certificate of qualification shall be issued before a fee of £20 has been paid. (4) The applicant shall give to the appropriate person such information as that person may reasonably require for the discharge of his duties in relation to the application. (5) In this section “the appropriate person”— (a) in relation to an applicant who holds an operator’s licence, means a traffic commissioner, and (b) in relation to an applicant who does not hold an operator’s licence, means the Secretary of State, ... (6) All fees payable under this section shall be paid into the Consolidated Fund.
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