Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device Program Regulations

(a) manage the installation, maintenance and removal of interlock devices used in the program;

(b) instruct the driver in the use of interlock devices used in the program so that the driver may operate the devices in the manner recommended by the manufacturer;

(c) ensure that inspections, maintenance and calibrations of interlock devices used in the program are conducted by certified workers

(d) ensure that only certified workers install, maintain, inspect, download data from and remove interlock devices used in the program as required by these regulations;

(e) protect personal information in the manner that the Registrar directs; and

(f) charge reasonable fees to the interlock restricted driver.

(a) an inventory of all interlock devices that are under the control of the service provider, their operational status and to whom they have been issued as of the date of the report;

(b) a report of all data downloaded from all interlock devices that are in service and under the control of the service provider during the past month; and

(c) any other information the Registrar requires for monitoring and administration of the interlock program.

(a) an interlock restricted driver fails to bring an equipped vehicle to the service provider for inspection at a scheduled time;

(b) the service provider has a reasonable belief that an interlock device has been tampered with or deactivated;

(c) an interlock device is malfunctioning or not operating;

(d) the data downloaded from an interlock device indicates that a person had alcohol in their blood; or

(e) a recall or upgrade of an interlock device has been issued by its manufacturer.

(a) CSA Group CAN/CSA-Z627-16, Breath alcohol ignition interlock devices (November 2016);

(b) United States Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Administration (Docket No. NHTSA-2010-0033), Model Specifications for Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Devices (BAIIDs), 75 Fed. Reg. 61820-61833 (October 6, 2010).

(a) a service provider;

(b) a certified worker working under the direction of a service provider; or

(c) the Registrar or a certified worker working under the Registrar’s direction.

(a) a court prescribes an additional condition of a probation order under paragraph 732.1(3)(g.2) of the Criminal Code;

(b) the Registrar has imposed conditions on the person’s driver’s licence under section 78 of the Act; or

(c) the resident has been discharged in respect of or convicted of or found guilty of an alcohol and drug related offence as defined in paragraph 116.14(1)(a) of the Act.

(a) a court of an extra-territorial jurisdiction referred to in Schedule C prescribes an additional condition of a probation order under paragraph 732.1(3)(g.2) of the Criminal Code;

(b) the Registrar of an extra-territorial jurisdiction referred to in Schedule C has imposed conditions on the person’s driver’s licence substantially similar to those under section 78 of the Act; or

(c) the resident has been discharged in respect of or convicted of or found guilty of an alcohol and drug related offence as defined in paragraph 116.14(1)(b) of the Act in an extra-territorial jurisdiction referred to in Schedule C.

(a) the person’s name, address, date of birth and driver’s licence number;

(b) proof of the person’s eligibility established under section 6;

(c) details of the motor vehicles that the person plans to operate and have equipped with an interlock device, including their makes, models, vehicle identification numbers and licence plate numbers;

(d) the following information in respect of motor vehicles referred to in paragraph (c) not owned by the person:

(e) any other information requested by the Registrar.

(a) whether the applicant has previously participated in the interlock program or a similar program;

(b) the likelihood of recidivism based on the applicant’s driving record and record of convictions for other impaired driving offences in any jurisdiction;

(c) completion by the applicant of an alcohol treatment program;

(d) the type of each motor vehicle to be operated by the applicant;

(e) the risk to public safety posed by the applicant if the applicant participates in the interlock program.

(a) to attend an interview with the Registrar or the Registrar’s agents; or

(b) to undergo an alcohol dependency assessment.

(a) enter into and remain a party to an agreement with a service provider for the installation, use, maintenance and removal of an interlock device until termination of or withdrawal from or completion of the interlock program, by the driver;

(b) attend each inspection and maintenance session for the interlock device that is scheduled by the service provider, including for the downloading of data from the interlock device;

(c) report without delay to the service provider any malfunction or damage to the interlock device;

(d) pay reasonable costs for the use of the interlock device including costs of installation, inspection, maintenance, rental and removal; and

(e) undergo an alcohol dependency assessment if so directed by the Registrar.

(a) its installation by means of an approval issued under subsection 7(6); or

(b) its removal by means of a notice of termination issued under subsection 12(3), a notice of withdrawal issued under subsection 13(2) or a certificate of completion issued under subsection 14(3).

(a) the installation or removal is required to replace a malfunctioning interlock device or an interlock device that requires upgrading; and

(b) the installation or removal is reported in the monthly report made under subsection 4(4).

(a) obtains permission from the Registrar to operate that other motor vehicle; or

(b) has a lawful excuse.

(a) the Registrar concludes that

(b) the driver operates a motor vehicle that is not an equipped vehicle, in contravention of subsection 10(2);

(c) the driver is convicted of an offence under section 15;

(d) the service provider reports to the Registrar that

(e) the driver is convicted of a criminal offence under paragraph 320.14(1)(a) or (b), or subsection 320.14(2), 320.14(3), 320.15(1) or 320.18(1) of the Criminal Code.

(a) the service provider reports to the Registrar that data downloaded from an interlock device indicates that

(b) the driver operates a motor vehicle on a highway in contravention of any terms or conditions imposed by the Registrar on their driver’s licence;

(c) the driver’s licence of the driver is suspended under

(d) the driver’s licence of the driver is suspended in an extra-territorial jurisdiction under circumstances substantially similar to those under paragraph (b) or (c).

(a) issue a notice of termination to the driver and service provider that includes the reasons for the termination; and

(b) cancel the driver’s licence of the driver.

(a) a notice of termination issued under subsection (3) in respect of the driver; and

(b) each equipped vehicle.

(a) issue a notice of withdrawal to the driver and service provider; and

(b) cancel the driver’s licence of the driver.

(a) a notice of withdrawal issued under subsection (2) in respect of the driver; and

(b) each equipped vehicle.

(a) the probation order referred to in paragraph 6(1)(a) has expired, or any condition imposed by the Registrar in respect of the duration of the driver’s participation in the program has been satisfied; and

(b) the driver has not withdrawn or been terminated from the program.

(a) an application in a form approved by the Registrar;

(b) a report from the service provider stating that, for a period of at least three months immediately before the date of the driver’s application, data from the interlock device indicates that

(c) any other information requested by the Registrar.

(a) a certificate of completion issued under subsection (3) in respect of the driver;

(b) a new driver’s licence issued to the driver under subsection (5) in respect of the driver; and

(c) each equipped vehicle.

(a) direct that the fee submitted under subsection (3) be refunded;

(b) direct that the parties engage in mediation;

(c) direct that the service provider stop carrying out, start carrying out or modify, as the case may be, the act or omission or fee charged; or

(d) declare a portion of a fee charged as being unreasonable and that the unreasonable portion be refunded to the interlock restricted driver.