Any person may object to the Registrar General giving authority for the issue of his licence by giving the Registrar General or any registration authority notice of his objection.
A notice of objection must—
state the objector’s place of residence and the ground of objection, and
be signed by or on behalf of the objector.
If a notice of objection is given to a registration authority, it must ensure that the fact that it has been given and the information in it are recorded in the register as soon as possible.