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The licence becoming invalid.
Loss of licence validity through the relevant procedure and notification. This is neither permanent deregistration of the vehicle nor a mere temporary suspension. The question concerns loss of every point, not just some. Regaining a licence requires the applicable waiting periods, course and tests; points do not simply reappear automatically.
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The licence becoming invalid.
Suspension of the licence.
Permanent deregistration of the vehicle.
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