S.L. 65.18 Art. 55Driving disqualifications not effective in Malta.

Driving disqualifications imposed by other States of the offence shall not be effective in Malta if Malta is the State of residence and if -

(a) the driving disqualification has already been fully enforced in the State of the offence;

(b) the offender has already had a driving disqualification imposed on him for the same acts in the State of residence, and that disqualification has been or is being enforced;

(c) the offender would have benefited from a general pardon or amnesty in the State of residence if the acts had been committed within the territory of that State;

(d) the period of limitation for the measure would have expired under its own legislation;

(e) in the circumstances of the particular case, after receiving any information supplied under regulation 48, it considers that the person concerned has not had an adequate opportunity to defend himself;

(f) the conduct for which the driving disqualification has been imposed in the State of the offence does not constitute an offence under the law of the State of residence;

(g) the remaining period of disqualification which could be enforced in the State of residence is less than one month;

(h) a driving disqualification is not a measure available under the legislation of the State of residence for the acts giving rise to the driving disqualification imposed by the State of the offence. P VIII ART DRIVING INSTRUCTION

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