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Clause 91

provides that on filing a notice of intention to apply for a rehearing (clause 89), the sentence (other than an order for the cancellation, suspension or variation of a driver licence) is stayed until the application for rehearing has been heard and, if granted, the charge has been reheard. The applicant may apply for a stay of an order cancelling, suspending or varying the driver licence of the person on whom the sentence was imposed pending the determination of the hearing. The Magistrates' Court may order that the order cancelling, suspending or varying the driver licence be stayed until the application for rehearing has been heard and, if granted, the charge has been reheard.