3.—(1) A reduced pollution examination shall be carried out by an authorised examiner.
(2) An authorised examiner may refuse to examine an eligible vehicle if—
(a)the vehicle is not presented at the time and place appointed for the examination;
(b)the prescribed fee has not been paid;
(c)the information specified in sub-paragraph (3) has not been provided;
(d)the person presenting the vehicle is not willing, to the extent necessary for the purpose of properly carrying out the examination,—
(i)to give the examiner access to the engine and the fuel and exhaust systems,
(ii)to operate the controls of the vehicle, or
(iii)generally to co-operate with the examiner;
(e)the vehicle is in so dangerous or dirty a condition that the examination cannot be carried out properly;
(f)the vehicle has insufficient fuel or oil in it for the examination to be carried out; or
(g)the vehicle’s engine has failed electrically or mechanically.
(3) The information referred to in sub-paragraph (2)(c) is—
(a)the name and address (including post code) of the applicant;
(b)the registration mark of the vehicle (if the vehicle has been registered);
(c)the make and model of the vehicle;
(d)the vehicle identification number of the vehicle;
(e)the date of manufacture of the vehicle; and
(f)particulars of the prescribed adaptation made to the vehicle, whereby it is claimed that the vehicle satisfies the reduced pollution requirements.