36. In Article 50A (effect of endorsement of driving records) for paragraphs (3) to (5) substitute–
“(3) An endorsement ordered on a person’s conviction of an offence remains effective (subject to paragraphs (4) and (5))–
(a)if an order is made for the disqualification of the offender, until 4 years have elapsed since the conviction; and
(b)if no such order is made, until either–
(i)4 years have elapsed since the commission of the offence; or
(ii)an order is made for the disqualification of the offender under Article 40.
(4) Where the offence was one under Article 9 or 10 of the Order of 1995 (causing death, or grievous bodily injury, by dangerous driving and dangerous driving), the endorsement remains in any case effective until 4 years have elapsed since the conviction.
(5) Where the offence was one–
(a)under Article 14, 15(1) or 16(1)(a) of the Order of 1995 (driving offences connected with drink or drugs);
(b)under Article 18(7) of that Order (failing to provide specimen) involving obligatory disqualification; or
(c)under Article 18A(6) of that Order (failing to allow a specimen to be subjected to a laboratory test),
the endorsement remains effective until 11 years have elapsed since the conviction.”.