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(General Regulatory Chamber)
Transport
B e f o r e :
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JASON KIRKHAM |
Appellant |
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THE REGISTRAR OF APPROVED DRIVING INSTRUCTORS |
Respondent |
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Crown Copyright ©
Decision: The appeal is Dismissed
The decision of the Respondent dated 15 October 2024 is confirmed.
a. The appellant provided no evidence to support lack of pupils or training time.
b. The appellant had the benefit of two trainee licences for a period of 12 months, which is considered more than adequate time to gain sufficient experience to pass a Part 3.
c. Parliament's intention was not to licence candidates for as long as it takes them to pass the examination.
d. The trainee licence must not become an alternative to registration as a fully qualified ADI.
e. It is not necessary to hold a trainee licence in order to sit the part 3 examination.
Signed Judge Harris
Date: 22 April 2025