In practice if you don't have the privilege you can't re-obtain the license.
So the state can address violations of the law to different degrees* e.g. suspending your license (temporary until conditions are met e.g. passage of time), revoking your license (permanent until conditions are met that merit you being permitted to re-apply), revoking your privilege (you no longer have the legal basis for a license).**
*Legal privileges historically were private laws (privilegium) that granted an individual or institution certain privileges that they otherwise did not have
**In the UK if you don't want to bother with all this then be King as its part of Royal Prerogative
(, Thu 6 Jun 2024, 12:07, Reply)