Barring to Perform Occupation Article 71 (1) The court may bar the perpetrator from performing a certain profession, autonomous activity, or function if by abusing his occupation, position, activity, or function, he committed a criminal offence and if the court has probable cause to believe that his further performing of such an occupation would therefore be dangerous. (2) The court shall determine the length of the measure outlined in the preceding paragraph. This may not be ordered for less than one year and not more than five years, running from the day the judgement became final, whereby the time spent in prison or in a health institution for treatment and detention shall not be credited towards the term of such a measure. (3) When pronouncing a suspended sentence, the court may order that such a sentence be revoked if the perpetrator violates the terms of the bar to perform his occupation. (4) The court may order that such safety measure be repealed, when a period of two years has expired dating from the day the measure commenced. The court may decide thereof on the request by the offender if it considers that reasons for the imposition of such a measure have ceased to exist. Revoking of Driving Licence Article 72 (1) The court may revoke a licence for the operation of a motor vehicle of a certain type or category and order that a new driving licence not be issued to the perpetrator of a criminal offence against public traffic safety within a period of not less than one and not more than five years. If the perpetrator holds no driving licence, the court may order that a licence not be issued to him. (2) The court shall administer such a measure if it ascertains that the perpetrator's further presence in public traffic would endanger the public traffic due to his behaviour, personal attributes, or incapability to safely operate motor vehicles. (3) The driving licence shall cease to be valid from the time the final judgement is passed. Time served in prison or spent in an institution for treatment and detention shall not be counted as part of the duration of such a measure. (4) After the expiry of the period determined by the court within the minimum and maximum sentence for this measure, the perpetrator may obtain a new driving licence under the general conditions applying to obtaining particular types of driving licences.