S-6.01 - Act respecting transportation services by taxi

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34.2. The Commission may refuse to issue a taxi transportation service intermediary’s permit, or revoke or suspend such a permit, if the intermediary concerned
(1)  has been found guilty in the last five years of a criminal or indictable offence committed while operating a taxi transportation enterprise or a taxi transportation service intermediary’s enterprise;
(2)  has been found guilty in the last five years of a criminal or indictable offence related to the aptitudes and conduct required to operate a taxi transportation service intermediary’s enterprise; or
(3)  has failed to pay a fine that is not under appeal and that was imposed under this Act, the Transport Act (chapter T-12) or the Highway Safety Code (chapter C-24.2).
It may also suspend or revoke an intermediary’s permit, or impose conditions applicable to the maintenance of such a permit, if the intermediary concerned
(1)  engages in practices that compromise the safety of users;
Not in force
(2)  fails to adopt, to submit for the Commission’s approval or to apply the by-law referred to in section 34.1 or any changes made to it;
(3)  fails to comply with or enforce the provisions of a regulation or by-law adopted under this Act, such as the provisions concerning hours of service, the collection, keeping and transmission of information, the passing of internal by-laws and services to handicapped persons; or
(4)  refuses to submit to an inspection or hinders the work of a person authorized to conduct such an inspection under this Act, the Highway Safety Code or the Transport Act.
2009, c. 17, s. 8; 2016, c. 22, s. 15.
34.2. The Commission may refuse to issue a taxi transportation service intermediary’s permit, or revoke or suspend such a permit, if the intermediary concerned
(1)  has been found guilty in the last five years of a criminal or indictable offence committed while operating a taxi transportation enterprise or a taxi transportation service intermediary’s enterprise;
(2)  has been found guilty in the last five years of a criminal or indictable offence related to the aptitudes and conduct required to operate a taxi transportation service intermediary’s enterprise; or
(3)  has failed to pay a fine that is not under appeal and that was imposed under this Act, the Transport Act (chapter T-12) or the Highway Safety Code (chapter C-24.2).
It may also suspend or revoke an intermediary’s permit, or impose conditions applicable to the maintenance of such a permit, if the intermediary concerned
(1)  engages in practices that compromise the safety of users;
Not in force
(2)  fails to adopt, to submit for the Commission’s approval or to apply the by-law referred to in section 34.1 or any changes made to it;
(3)  fails to comply with or enforce the provisions of a regulation or by-law adopted under this Act, such as the provisions concerning hours of service, data collection and conservation, the passing of internal by-laws, conduct and ethics, and services to handicapped persons; or
(4)  refuses to submit to an inspection or hinders the work of a person authorized to conduct such an inspection under this Act, the Highway Safety Code or the Transport Act.
2009, c. 17, s. 8.