To find out how many demerit points you currently have on your driving licence, you will need to check online or in person through the relevant government service for drivers in your location. For example, in New South Wales (NSW), Australia, you can check your demerit points for free online by logging into your MyServiceNSW Account with your driver licence or vehicle registration details. This service shows the active demerit points applied to your licence within the last 3 years and 4 months, along with your demerit points limit. If you cannot check online, you can visit a service centre with your driver licence for assistance. Different regions in Australia have their own systems for checking demerit points, usually requiring an official online account (e.g., MyServiceNSW Account in NSW or mySAGOV account in South Australia) to access your personal demerit point information securely. Typically, demerit points remain on your licence for three years from the date of the offence before expiring. If the user is not in Australia, checking demerit or penalty points usually involves a similar process through official government transportation or licensing websites. If the user's location is known, I can provide specific instructions for that region. Otherwise, the general advice is to check through the official transport or licensing website or service centre of your area with your licence details ready.