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Interlock licence requirements

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Part 5Mandatory Alcohol Interlock Program

61 Interlock licence requirements

The holder of an interlock licence must – nominate a motor vehicle, that is registered under the Act or exempt from registration under section 28 or 29, to be installed with an interlock; and have an interlock installed in at least one motor vehicle that he or she has nominated under paragraph (a); and comply with this Part and the MAIP.

The holder of an interlock licence must, when driving a motor vehicle under the authority of the licence, only drive the motor vehicle if – the motor vehicle is installed with an interlock that – was installed in accordance with regulation 64; and is, at each service, serviced in accordance with regulation 66; and the holder of the interlock licence has a breath, or blood, alcohol concentration of zero while driving the motor vehicle; and the holder of the interlock licence carries the following documents in the motor vehicle:evidence that the interlock installed in the motor vehicle has been installed by an approved provider, or that the interlock has been taken under regulation 74(2)(b) to have been installed by an approved provider; evidence of the most recent service of the interlock installed in the motor vehicle; any other document specified in this Part, or in the MAIP, as required to be carried in the motor vehicle.

For the avoidance of doubt – a failure to comply with this Part is a breach of an I condition; and the holder of an interlock licence must comply with this Part in respect of each motor vehicle that he or she has nominated under subregulation (1)(a).

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