Possibly not, but he will need to tell them as his premium will very likely go up. By this Summer, it will all be visible to insurance companies digitally from DVLA, so he won't be able to hide it from them.
Play him,during a conversation- mention in passing.you heard someone state he'd been nicked,busted what have you.....an let him tell you himself,maybe.?. .
You don't know how to pass the buck,with your intentions?, Who says you have to be the one to do it. .
the police rang today, they say they cant issue an OSCO because the police officer was not there and did not see the rider, riding without a helmet, so that's it.
theres this beautiful thing called a section 59. they could very easily give him one of those. antisocial riding .... had one on my first scooter for a year.. made me think twice about doing stupid things like that again... might stop him.
I just found this, a police officer posted this on their forum, In practice I rarely give a S.59 warning to someone unless I have witnessed the driving myself so, as it wasn't witnessed by the police we are back where we started, he gets away with it,