Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Driver Licensing) Regulation 2021
sec.345Family member cannot provide breath sample
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sec.345 Family member cannot provide breath sample
The chief executive may grant an interlock exemption to an applicant if satisfied of the following— a family member of the applicant has a medical condition, as evidenced by a doctor’s certificate provided to the chief executive, that prevents the family member from providing a sufficient breath sample to operate an approved interlock; there is only 1 motor vehicle that is reasonably available to be driven by the applicant or family member; a refusal to grant the exemption would cause severe hardship to the applicant; there is no other transport reasonably available to the applicant or family member. This section applies subject to section 347 . (sec.345-ssec.1) The chief executive may grant an interlock exemption to an applicant if satisfied of the following— a family member of the applicant has a medical condition, as evidenced by a doctor’s certificate provided to the chief executive, that prevents the family member from providing a sufficient breath sample to operate an approved interlock; there is only 1 motor vehicle that is reasonably available to be driven by the applicant or family member; a refusal to grant the exemption would cause severe hardship to the applicant; there is no other transport reasonably available to the applicant or family member. (sec.345-ssec.2) This section applies subject to section 347 .
- (a) a family member of the applicant has a medical condition, as evidenced by a doctor’s certificate provided to the chief executive, that prevents the family member from providing a sufficient breath sample to operate an approved interlock;
- (b) there is only 1 motor vehicle that is reasonably available to be driven by the applicant or family member;
- (c) a refusal to grant the exemption would cause severe hardship to the applicant;
- (d) there is no other transport reasonably available to the applicant or family member.