You can appeal a decision under section 62B, but even if you win, a Police officer can still cancel your licence or permit. They can do this if they find new facts or evidence that are good enough to support their decision. The District Court Judge's decision on an appeal is final, except in certain situations. You must follow the rules in this Act, even if you are waiting for a review or an appeal to be decided. You cannot use the fact that you have applied for a review under section 62, or that you have appealed under section 62B, as a reason not to follow the rules. The rules apply to you, no matter what stage your appeal is at. A Police officer's decision to cancel your licence or permit can be made at any time, as long as they have good reasons for it. The District Court Judge's decision is final, unless something new comes up, or unless section 64 applies. You have to keep following the rules, even if you are waiting to hear about your appeal under section 62B, or a review under section 62.