PENAL CODE of the Democratic Republic of Timor Leste b) The perpetrator is manifestly undignified or unfit to hold such an office; c) The nature of the act implies a loss of trust required to the holding of such an office. 2. The previous subarticle is correspondingly applicable to professions or activities the exercise of which depends on public title or authorization or homologation from a public authority. 3. The time during which the convict is deprived of liberty as a consequence of a coercive or security measure is not credited towards the period of prohibition. 4. The accessory penalty provided in this article is not applicable when the security measure under article 100 is applied in connection with the same acts. 5. Application of the provisions of this article requires the court to notify the public authority to which the official is answerable regarding the court conviction. Article 87. Deportation 1. Foreign citizens convicted of a crime with a corresponding prison sentence exceeding 3 years may be deported from national territory if they have resided therein for less than 15 years: a) For a period of up to 2 years if resident for more than 10 years; b) For a period of up to 5 years if resident for more than 5 years and less than 10; c) For a period of up to 10 years if resident for less than 5 years. 2. The deportation described in the previous subarticle is applied whenever a specific case so requires for reasons of domestic security, public health, or to avert continued criminal activity. 3. The penalty of deportation shall be executed regardless of the partial or total enforcement of the primary sentence. Article 88. Prohibition from driving 1. A person may be prohibited from driving for a period to be determined between 3 months and 2 years if sentenced: a) For committing any crime pursuant to articles 207 to 209, b) For committing a crime with the use of a motor vehicle in which the commission was significantly facilitated by the use of said vehicle; or c) For a crime of disobedience committed by refusal to undergo legally established tests for detection of driving motor vehicles under the influence of alcohol, narcotic, psychotropic drug or product with analogous effect that disturbs an individual's physical, mental or psychological fitness. 2. Provisions in subarticle 86.3 are correspondingly applicable. Article 89. Cancellation of permit to carry a weapon 1. In the event of conviction for a crime of intent committed with the use of a weapon, the court may, once the circumstances and gravity of such conduct have been weighed, order the cancellation of the license to use and carry a weapon for a period of 2 to 8 years. 2. Provisions in subarticle 86.3 are correspondingly applicable. 26