Who approves waivers in the VASAP program?

• A. Local court clerks
• B. The DMV
• C. The Executive Director of the Commission on VASAP
• D. The Governor

Answer: (C)

Waivers within the VASAP program are approvals made by the program’s governing authority. Specifically, the Executive Director of the Commission on VASAP has the authority to review and grant exceptions to standard requirements when justified. This centralized decision helps keep waivers consistent across the state and ensures proper oversight of how exceptions are used. Local court clerks don’t grant these waivers because their role is handling court records and processes, not program exemptions. The DMV handles licensing actions, not VASAP waivers, and the Governor doesn’t manage individual case waivers. So the person who approves waivers is the Executive Director of the Commission on VASAP.