What is the result of observing brake shoe lining that is delaminating from the shoe during inspection?

When brake shoe lining is observed to be delaminating from the shoe during an inspection, it indicates that the integrity of the brake system is compromised. Proper functioning brakes are essential for vehicle safety, as they directly affect stopping ability and overall control of the vehicle. Delaminating brake linings can lead to reduced braking performance, increased stopping distances, and potential braking failure, which poses a significant risk to both the driver and others on the road.

Given the critical role brakes play in vehicle safety, any defect that could hinder their performance will result in a failure of the inspection. Thus, the presence of delaminated brake shoe lining is a clear reason for disqualifying the vehicle from passing the inspection, ensuring that all vehicles on the road meet safety standards. Other options, such as documentation for future reference or qualifying for temporary use, do not adequately address the immediate safety hazard presented by the defective brake lining.