The Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) (Amendment) (No.2) Regulations 2014
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2 Amendment of Regulations
In the Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations 1999 in Schedule 3 (licence fees) in Part 1 (table of fees applying on or after 1st April 2008) the table is amended as follows— (a) for item number 1 substitute— 1. | A first licence— (a) where the application is made online | £34 (b) where the application is not made online | £43 ; (b) for item numbers 12 to 15 substitute— 12. | A photocard licence granted under section 99(7) of the Traffic Act following the surrender under section 99(2A) of that Act of a photocard licence granted before 19th January 2013— (a) where the application is made online | £14 (b) where the application is not made online | £17 13. | A Group 1 photocard licence granted under section 99(7) of the Traffic Act (the “new licence”), following the surrender under section 99(2A) of that Act of a Group 1 photocard licence granted after 18th January 2013, where the administrative validity period of the new licence is the period of 10 years in accordance with section 99(2B)(b) of that Act— (a) where the application is made online | £14 (b) where the application is not made online | £17 14. | A Group 1 photocard licence granted under section 99(7) of the Traffic Act, following the surrender under section 99(3) or (4) of that Act of a Group 1 photocard licence, where an election is made under section 99(2D)(b) of that Act— (a) where the application is made online | £14 (b) where the application is not made online | £17 15. | A Group 1 photocard licence granted under section 97 of the Traffic Act, following the surrender of, or an adequate explanation for not surrendering, a Group 1 photocard licence issued in Great Britain, where an election is made under section 99(2E)(b) of that Act— (a) where the application is made online | £14 (b) where the application is not made online | £17 .
2 Amendment of Regulations
In the Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations 1999 in Schedule 3 (licence fees) in Part 1 (table of fees applying on or after 1st April 2008) the table is amended as follows— (a) for item number 1 substitute— 1. | A first licence— (a) where the application is made online | £34 (b) where the application is not made online | £43 ; (b) for item numbers 12 to 15 substitute— 12. | A photocard licence granted under section 99(7) of the Traffic Act following the surrender under section 99(2A) of that Act of a photocard licence granted before 19th January 2013— (a) where the application is made online | £14 (b) where the application is not made online | £17 13. | A Group 1 photocard licence granted under section 99(7) of the Traffic Act (the “new licence”), following the surrender under section 99(2A) of that Act of a Group 1 photocard licence granted after 18th January 2013, where the administrative validity period of the new licence is the period of 10 years in accordance with section 99(2B)(b) of that Act— (a) where the application is made online | £14 (b) where the application is not made online | £17 14. | A Group 1 photocard licence granted under section 99(7) of the Traffic Act, following the surrender under section 99(3) or (4) of that Act of a Group 1 photocard licence, where an election is made under section 99(2D)(b) of that Act— (a) where the application is made online | £14 (b) where the application is not made online | £17 15. | A Group 1 photocard licence granted under section 97 of the Traffic Act, following the surrender of, or an adequate explanation for not surrendering, a Group 1 photocard licence issued in Great Britain, where an election is made under section 99(2E)(b) of that Act— (a) where the application is made online | £14 (b) where the application is not made online | £17 .
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