Eligibility for revocation of I condition
68 Eligibility for revocation of I condition
In this regulation – full exemption means an exemption under regulation 73(3)(a) or (b).
Despite regulation 33(9) and subject to regulation 69, the Registrar is only to revoke an I condition from an interlock licence if the Registrar is satisfied that – the holder of the interlock licence has, while holding the interlock licence, complied with this Part and the MAIP, as applicable; and if the holder of the interlock licence does not hold a full exemption – monitoring data for a minimum period of 450 days has been provided to the Registrar in respect of the holder of the interlock licence; and in the last 180 consecutive days of the period specified in subparagraph (i), there have not been any lockouts recorded in the monitoring data provided in respect of those 180 days; and if the holder of the interlock licence holds a full exemption, he or she has, while holding the interlock licence, completed 730 days without committing an offence under the Road Safety (Alcohol and Drugs) Act 1970 relating to alcohol.
The Registrar may be satisfied that the holder of an interlock licence has complied with subregulation (2)(b)(ii) if the Registrar is satisfied that there have been no lockouts recorded in the last 180 consecutive days of monitoring data that the Registrar has received in respect of the holder of the interlock licence.
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