In New South Wales, taking demerit points for someone else is a risky business and generally frowned upon by the law—because, surprise surprise, it’s illegal. The NSW Roads and Maritime Services expects the actual offender to be held accountable, not their dodgy mate. Attempting to take points on someone else's behalf can lead to hefty penalties, including fines and potential loss of your own licence.
In short, the demerit points system is designed to deter bad driving habits by penalising the true culprit, not their stand-in. If you're considering this, you might want to rethink your life choices and consult official NSW government resources—or perhaps a lawyer if you're that desperate.
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