The Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2026
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11 Insertion of new regulations 80AG (modification of regulation 80: Ukraine Family Scheme: third scenario) and 80AH (modification of regulation 80: paragraph UKR 29.3(b) or (c) leave)
After regulation 80AF, insert— Modification of regulation 80: Ukraine Family Scheme: third scenario 80AG (1) This regulation applies in respect of a person who— (a) had Ukraine Family Scheme leave, (b) has Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave, (c) applied for that leave on or before the day on which their Ukraine Family Scheme leave expired, (d) applied for an extension to their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave on or before the day on which their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme initial period expired, and (e) is the holder of a relevant permit within the meaning given by regulation 80(6) which was issued under the law of Ukraine. (2) Where this regulation applies, regulation 80(1) has effect as if the reference to the period of one year after a person becomes resident in Great Britain were to the shorter of the following— (a) the period of six years and six months beginning with the day after the day on which that person becomes resident in Great Britain; (b) the period beginning with the day after the day on which that person becomes resident in Great Britain, and ending with the day after the day on which that person’s application for an extension to their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave is withdrawn, rejected or refused. Modification of regulation 80: paragraph UKR 29.3(b) or (c) leave 80AH (1) This regulation applies in respect of a person who— (a) has never had Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme leave, Ukraine Extension Scheme leave or Ukraine Family Scheme leave, (b) had paragraph UKR 29.3(b) or (c) leave, (c) has Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave, (d) applied for that leave on or before the day on which their paragraph UKR 29.3(b) or (c) leave expired, (e) applied for an extension to their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave on or before the day on which their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme initial period expired, and (f) is the holder of a relevant permit within the meaning given by regulation 80(6) which was issued under the law of Ukraine. (2) Where this regulation applies, regulation 80(1) has effect as if the reference to the period of one year after a person becomes resident in Great Britain were to the shorter of the following— (a) the period of six years and six months beginning with the day after the day on which that person becomes resident in Great Britain; (b) the period beginning with the day after the day on which that person becomes resident in Great Britain, and ending with the day after the day on which that person’s application for an extension to their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave is withdrawn, rejected or refused. .
11 Insertion of new regulations 80AG (modification of regulation 80: Ukraine Family Scheme: third scenario) and 80AH (modification of regulation 80: paragraph UKR 29.3(b) or (c) leave)
After regulation 80AF, insert— Modification of regulation 80: Ukraine Family Scheme: third scenario 80AG (1) This regulation applies in respect of a person who— (a) had Ukraine Family Scheme leave, (b) has Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave, (c) applied for that leave on or before the day on which their Ukraine Family Scheme leave expired, (d) applied for an extension to their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave on or before the day on which their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme initial period expired, and (e) is the holder of a relevant permit within the meaning given by regulation 80(6) which was issued under the law of Ukraine. (2) Where this regulation applies, regulation 80(1) has effect as if the reference to the period of one year after a person becomes resident in Great Britain were to the shorter of the following— (a) the period of six years and six months beginning with the day after the day on which that person becomes resident in Great Britain; (b) the period beginning with the day after the day on which that person becomes resident in Great Britain, and ending with the day after the day on which that person’s application for an extension to their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave is withdrawn, rejected or refused. Modification of regulation 80: paragraph UKR 29.3(b) or (c) leave 80AH (1) This regulation applies in respect of a person who— (a) has never had Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme leave, Ukraine Extension Scheme leave or Ukraine Family Scheme leave, (b) had paragraph UKR 29.3(b) or (c) leave, (c) has Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave, (d) applied for that leave on or before the day on which their paragraph UKR 29.3(b) or (c) leave expired, (e) applied for an extension to their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave on or before the day on which their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme initial period expired, and (f) is the holder of a relevant permit within the meaning given by regulation 80(6) which was issued under the law of Ukraine. (2) Where this regulation applies, regulation 80(1) has effect as if the reference to the period of one year after a person becomes resident in Great Britain were to the shorter of the following— (a) the period of six years and six months beginning with the day after the day on which that person becomes resident in Great Britain; (b) the period beginning with the day after the day on which that person becomes resident in Great Britain, and ending with the day after the day on which that person’s application for an extension to their Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme leave is withdrawn, rejected or refused. .
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