38F. Rebate for applicable vehicles with licences issued before 1 August 2021 and valid on or after that date

There is a rebate for every licence for an applicable vehicle that is —

issued by the Registrar before 1 August 2021; and

valid on or after 1 August 2021.

The amount of the rebate is the difference between —

the fee paid for the licence for the applicable vehicle under rule 36, 36B, 36C, 36E, 37(1), 38A or 38B(4), in respect of the period of the licence after 1 August 2021; and

the fee applicable to the licence under these Rules if the licence had been issued on 11 July 2021 for the period mentioned in sub-paragraph (a).

The rebate calculated according to paragraph (2) in relation to a licence for an applicable vehicle may only be set off against the amounts in the Nineteenth Schedule in the order in which they are treated as accruing due (as specified in the Nineteenth Schedule), beginning with the earliest.

If, upon the de-registration of the applicable vehicle, the rebate is not extinguished under paragraph (3), then the Registrar must refund the unextinguished amount to the last registered owner of the applicable vehicle.

To avoid doubt, the rebate under this rule is in addition to any other rebates granted by the Registrar under these Rules.

In this rule, “applicable vehicle” means a vehicle —

that is a motor car, motor cycle, scooter, taxi, bus, goods vehicle, prime mover or goods-cum-passengers vehicle; and

that uses petroleum or uses both petroleum and either natural gas or electricity as its source or sources of power.

There is a rebate for every licence for an applicable vehicle that is —

issued by the Registrar before 1 August 2021; and

valid on or after 1 August 2021.

The amount of the rebate is the difference between —

the fee paid for the licence for the applicable vehicle under rule 36, 36B, 36C, 36E, 37(1), 38A or 38B(4), in respect of the period of the licence after 1 August 2021; and

the fee applicable to the licence under these Rules if the licence had been issued on 11 July 2021 for the period mentioned in sub-paragraph (a).

The rebate calculated according to paragraph (2) in relation to a licence for an applicable vehicle may only be set off against the amounts in the Nineteenth Schedule in the order in which they are treated as accruing due (as specified in the Nineteenth Schedule), beginning with the earliest.

If, upon the de-registration of the applicable vehicle, the rebate is not extinguished under paragraph (3), then the Registrar must refund the unextinguished amount to the last registered owner of the applicable vehicle.

To avoid doubt, the rebate under this rule is in addition to any other rebates granted by the Registrar under these Rules.

In this rule, “applicable vehicle” means a vehicle —

that is a motor car, motor cycle, scooter, taxi, bus, goods vehicle, prime mover or goods-cum-passengers vehicle; and

that uses petroleum or uses both petroleum and either natural gas or electricity as its source or sources of power.