The appellant appealed the Registrar's decision to suspend his Class A driver's licence and the Minister's decision to downgrade it to a Class G(Z).
The Registrar alleged the appellant fraudulently obtained his Class A licence through a bribery scheme involving driving examiners.
The Tribunal found the Registrar failed to establish on a balance of probabilities that the licence was obtained fraudulently, as the evidence consisted only of letters from the OPP Serious Fraud Office without supporting documentation or witness testimony.
The suspension was set aside.
However, the Tribunal dismissed the appeal regarding the licence downgrade, finding it lacked jurisdiction under the Highway Traffic Act to hear appeals of decisions made pursuant to s. 32(5)(b)(ii).
