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60.—(1) No person may conduct instruction in the riding of motor bicycles or mopeds as part of an approved training course except in accordance with this regulation and regulations 61 to 68.
(2) Subject to the following provisions of this regulation, an approved training body may authorise persons to conduct on his behalf instruction of persons in the riding of learner motor bicycles and mopeds.
(3) A person may not be authorised under paragraph (2) unless at the date of authorisation he satisfies the following conditions, namely that—
(a)he is a fit and proper person to be an instructor;
(b)he holds a full licence authorising the driving of vehicles in category A other than vehicles included in sub-category A1;
(c)either—
(i)in the case of a person who was authorised to conduct instruction by an approved training body in accordance with regulations in force on 30th January 1998, he had held that licence for a period of, or periods amounting in aggregate to, not less than two years, or
(ii)in any other case, he is at least 21 years of age and has held that licence for a period of, or periods amounting in aggregate to, not less than three years; and
(d)he has either—
(i)successfully completed the Secretary of State’s assessment course for certified instructors, or
(ii)been fully trained by a certified instructor who has successfully completed such a course and assessed by that instructor to be capable of acting as a certified instructor.
(4) An authorisation given to a person under paragraph (2) shall be of no effect unless—
(a)the approved training body has notified the Secretary of State in writing of the proposed authorisation,
(b)the Secretary of State has approved the authorisation in writing, and
(c)there is in force in respect of that person a valid certificate, in the form set out in Part 1 of Schedule 13, issued by the Secretary of State to the approved training body giving the authorisation.
(5) A person in respect of whom a certificate issued under paragraph (4)(c) is in force—
(a)shall be known as a certified instructor, and
(b)shall be entitled to conduct approved training courses, and
(c)in the case of a person who has successfully completed the Secretary of State’s assessment course for certified instructors, shall be entitled to train other persons and to assess their capability to act as certified instructors.
(6) Where a person who is an approved training body satisfies the conditions set out in paragraph (3), the Secretary of State may issue a certificate in respect of him under paragraph (4)(c) and while that certificate is in force—
(a)he shall be known as a certified instructor,
(b)he shall be entitled to conduct approved training courses, and
(c)in the case of a person who has successfully completed the Secretary of State’s assessment course for certified instructors, he shall be entitled to train other persons and to assess their capability to act as certified instructors.
(7) A certificate issued pursuant to paragraph (4)(c) shall be valid for a period of four years but may be renewed upon application being made to the Secretary of State by the approved training body who authorised the instructor.
(8) When conducting an approved training course a certified instructor shall carry with him the certificate issued in respect of him by the Secretary of State and shall, upon being required to do so by a constable or the Secretary of State, produce it for examination.
(9) In this Part of these Regulations “certified instructor" has the meaning given in paragraph (5)(a) or (6)(a) as the case may be.
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