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  • Each person who gives consent to their company/organisation to access their information in Driver Check must complete this form (copy it as many times as you need or print more from www.nzta.govt.nz/form-DC-consent).

    Please carefully read the information over the page about giving your consent before you sign this form.

Licence holder’s details

  • I, [License Holder's Name]

  • authorise [company name]

  • to access my driver licence status using the Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency Driver Check service.

  • Driver license number

  • Driver livense version number

  • Date of birth

Period of consent

  • Completed one of these three consent options

  • I give consent:

  • Period length (eg 12 Months)

  • Until (eg 01 April 2025)

License holder's signature

  • Signature

  • Photo of Licence (Front and Back)

Important information about giving consent to access your information in Driver Check

  • About Driver Check

    Driver Check is a safe and secure website set up by Waka Kotahi. It lets companies make sure they only have appropriately- licensed drivers driving their company vehicles.

  • Information that can be released through Driver Check


    Driver Check lets the company or service provider you work for (usually a nominated staff member) see the:
    • licence classes you hold (eg a class 4 licence to drive heavy trucks)
    • licence endorsements you hold (eg a D endorsement to carry dangerous goods)
    • conditions on your licence (eg if you have to wear glasses or contact lenses while driving)
    • status of your licence (eg current, expired, limited, suspended, disqualified, revoked or reinstated).

    If you’re added to the driver list for this company, Waka Kotahi will automatically let them know if any of the above information about your driver licence changes.

    The company can only access Driver Check if they’ve agreed to the Waka Kotahi terms and conditions. Those terms and conditions include meeting the requirements in the Privacy Act 2020. If the company doesn’t meet the terms and conditions, they could have their Driver Check access removed.

  • Getting your consent

    To get your information from Driver Check the company must:
    • have your written consent before they access your licence record
    • keep a copy of that written consent
    • give you a copy of that written consent if you ask for it
    • give a copy of that written consent to Waka Kotahi if we ask for it for auditing purposes
    • have your permission before releasing any information gathered through Driver Check to any third party.

  • Withdrawing your consent

    By signing this form, you’ll be agreeing to the information listed above being released to the company or person you name.

    You may, at any time, withdraw your consent for a company to access your driver licence information through Driver Check. To withdraw your consent:
    • you must tell the company you want to be removed from their Driver Check list (it’s best to do it in writing).
    • you can also contact driver.check@nzta.govt.nz and tell Waka Kotahi that you’d like to be removed from the company’s Driver Check access.

    Please be aware that Waka Kotahi will contact the company and let them know that you’ve asked to withdraw your consent.

  • Your privacy

    The company using the Driver Check service must meet the requirements in the Privacy Act 2020. In particular, they must follow the information privacy principles set out under section 22. If you have any questions or concerns about your privacy, contact the company using the Driver Check service or find more information on the Privacy Commissioner’s website at www.privacy.org.nz.

    Waka Kotahi is also required by law to keep certain personal information from the Driver Licence Register available on inquiry to members of the public under section 199 of the Land Transport Act 1998.

    If you have any questions about the information Waka Kotahi holds about you, please email info@nzta.govt.nz.

  • Original Form: version published 08/21

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