with the regulations to the Magistrates' Court to have the time for objecting to the notice extended. (2) The court must not grant an extension of time unless it is satisfied that the person was not in fact aware, before the infringement notice took effect as a conviction, that it had been issued. (3) If the court grants an extension of time, and if a notice of objection is given, in accordance with section 61A(4) or with any order made by the court, before the expiry of the extended time, the giving of the notice has the effect that— (a) the conviction is set aside; and (ab) any cancellation, disqualification or S. 61B(3)(ab) inserted by suspension that resulted from the conviction No. 93/2000 is set aside; and s. 12(1). (ac) anything done by the person before he or she S. 61B(3)(ac) inserted by became aware that the infringement notice No. 93/2000 had been issued that constituted an offence s. 12(1). only because of any cancellation, disqualification or suspension, that resulted from the conviction must be taken not to constitute that offence; and (b) any of the procedures set out in the S. 61B(3)(b) amended by Infringements Act 2006 that are being used No. 32/2006 for the enforcement of the amount specified s. 71(3)(a)(b). in the infringement notice as payable in respect of the offence for which the notice was issued must be discontinued and any warrant issued under that Act ceases to have effect; and (c) the infringement notice is cancelled; and (d) the person may only be proceeded against by S. 61B(3)(d) amended by filing a charge-sheet charging the alleged No. 68/2009 offence. s. 97(Sch. item 84.6).
with the regulations to the Magistrates' Court to have the time for objecting to the notice extended. (2) The court must not grant an extension of time unless it is satisfied that the person was not in fact aware, before the infringement notice took effect as a conviction, that it had been issued. (3) If the court grants an extension of time, and if a notice of objection is given, in accordance with section 61A(4) or with any order made by the court, before the expiry of the extended time, the giving of the notice has the effect that— (a) the conviction is set aside; and S. 61B(3)(ab) inserted by No. 93/2000 s. 12(1). (ab) any cancellation, disqualification or suspension that resulted from the conviction is set aside; and S. 61B(3)(ac) inserted by No. 93/2000 s. 12(1). (ac) anything done by the person before he or she became aware that the infringement notice had been issued that constituted an offence only because of any cancellation, disqualification or suspension, that resulted from the conviction must be taken not to constitute that offence; and S. 61B(3)(b) amended by No. 32/2006 s. 71(3)(a)(b). (b) any of the procedures set out in the Infringements Act 2006 that are being used for the enforcement of the amount specified in the infringement notice as payable in respect of the offence for which the notice was issued must be discontinued and any warrant issued under that Act ceases to have effect; and (c) the infringement notice is cancelled; and S. 61B(3)(d) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 84.6). (d) the person may only be proceeded against by filing a charge-sheet charging the alleged offence.
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