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[email protected] · September 22nd 17, 03:27 PM posted to uk.transport.london

In article , (Someone
Somewhere) wrote:

"Fairly comprehensive" - they've made a list of things they don't
like as grounds to refuse a license under "fit and proper". That
sounds more tenuous than comprehensive.

As I've commented elsewhere in this thread, those are very serious matters,
especially the fourth which appears to amount to criminal behaviour.

When I received training as a councillor for dealing with licensing appeals
the test we were advised to have at the heart of our consideration was
"would you believe that your wife or daughter would be safe in this man's
car?" The Uber record suggests one might not.

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Colin Rosenstiel