(5) The court may order that such safety measure be repealed and the perpetrator may be issued a new driving licence, when a period of two years has expired dating from the day the measure commenced.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. Confiscation of Objects Article 73 (1) Objects used or intended to be used, or gained through the committing of a criminal offence may be confiscated if they belong to the perpetrator. (2) Objects under the preceding paragraph may be confiscated even when they do not belong to the perpetrator if that is required for reasons of general security or morality and if the rights of other persons to claim damages from the perpetrator are not thereby affected. (3) Compulsory confiscation of objects may be provided for by the statute even if the objects in question do not belong to the perpetrator. Chapter Seven CONFISCATION OF PROPERTY BENEFITS GAINED BY COMMITTING OF CRIMINAL OFFENCE Grounds for Confiscation of Property Article 74 (1) Nobody shall retain the property gained through or owing to the committing of a criminal offence. (2) The property shall be confiscated according to the judgement passed on the criminal offence under conditions laid down in this Penal Code. Method of Confiscation of Property Article 75 (1) Money, valuables and any other property benefit gained through or owing to the committing of a criminal offence shall be confiscated from the perpetrator or recipient (hereinafter, the recipient); if confiscation cannot be carried out, property equivalent to the property benefit shall be confiscated from them. (2) When the property benefit or property equivalent to the property benefit cannot be confiscated from the perpetrator or other recipient, the perpetrator shall be