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5A. Section 35(10A)(a) medical examination

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(1)

The prescribed medical examination for the purposes of section 35(10A)(a) of the Act involves an examination of the driving licence holder’s —

(a)

past medical history;

(b)

vision;

(c)

hearing;

(d)

movement; and

(e)

physical or mental abnormalities which may make the holder physically unfit to drive.

(2)

The medical examination referred to in paragraph (1) and the certification of a holder of a driving licence as being physically fit to drive a vehicle of a class specified in his driving licence is to be conducted by —

(a)

such registered medical practitioner as the Deputy Commissioner of Police may specify; or

(b)

a registered medical practitioner of the holder’s choice if the Deputy Commissioner of Police does not so specify.

(3)

[Deleted by S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017]

Subregulation 1

The prescribed medical examination for the purposes of section 35(10A)(a) of the Act involves an examination of the driving licence holder’s —

(a)

past medical history;

(b)

vision;

(c)

hearing;

(d)

movement; and

(e)

physical or mental abnormalities which may make the holder physically unfit to drive.

Subregulation 2

The medical examination referred to in paragraph (1) and the certification of a holder of a driving licence as being physically fit to drive a vehicle of a class specified in his driving licence is to be conducted by —

(a)

such registered medical practitioner as the Deputy Commissioner of Police may specify; or

(b)

a registered medical practitioner of the holder’s choice if the Deputy Commissioner of Police does not so specify.

Subregulation 3

[Deleted by S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017]

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