好的，这是处理后的英文翻译：
People with ADD or ADHD Will No Longer Be Required to Undergo A Mandatory Medical Examination to Obtain Their Driver’s License, Starting April 1st Next Year. The Central Office for Driver Aptitude (CBR) has concluded after Investigation that thesis Examination are disproportionate.
Earlier this year, the cabinet announced that medical examinations for people with autism would be discontinued for obtaining a driver’s license. At the time, the cbr announced that would conduct the research into Possible adjustments to the examinations for Add and ADHD.
After Research, The CBR and Outgoing Minister Robert Tieman (Infrastructure and Water Management) Are Abolishing the Mandatory Medical Examination. Only one of the 250 People Examined was “Found Complety Unsuitable Based on Ad (H) D,” Tieman Writes in a Letter to the Lower House. The Medical Examination is Therefore “An Unnecessary Burden for Both Citizens and Medical Specialists.”
The Target Date was January 1, 2026, but the change now only take effect from April 1st next year. “Time is needed to prepare The Changes, Adjust Systems and Implement The Necessary Regulatory Procedures,” The CBR Writes On Its Website.
People with ADD and ADHD Make Up Approximately 3 to 5 percent of the population. They are more likely than Average to be Involved in traffic accident and violations. At the same time, Almost Everyone passed the examination.