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AMISINCIINI Scottish Deputy Traffic Commissioner Richard McFarlane has ruled that
17th April 2003, Page 24
17th April 2003
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— AMISINCIINI Scottish Deputy Traffic Commissioner Richard McFarlane has ruled that
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he had nojurisiiictIon to consider an application by William Lantie, of Motherwell, for a certificate of qualification to enable him to act as a transport manager abroad. Lambie's 0-licence had been revoked and the DIG said that, as Lambie did not currently hold an 0-licence, he considered that the "appropriate person" under the current legislation to consider the application was the Secretary of State.