(a.01) means a device that is designed to “approved instrument” receive and make an analysis of a sample of the breath of a person in order to measure the concentration of alcohol in that blood and that is person’s (i) an approved instrument within the meaning of section 254 of the (Canada), or Criminal Code (ii) approved under this Act by the Lieutenant Governor in Council to be used for the purposes of this section; (a.1) screening means a device that is “approved device” designed to ascertain the presence of alcohol in a person’s blood and that is (i) an approved screening device within the meaning of section 320.11 of the (Canada), or Criminal Code (ii) approved under this Act by the Lieutenant Governor in Council to be used for the purposes of this section; (a.2) means any drug for which a blood drug “drug” concentration is prescribed by regulation under the (Canada); Criminal Code (b) of means a notice of suspension “notice suspension” referred to in subsection (4); (c) means a person who holds a novice “novice driver” licence; operator’s (d) means an licence “novice operator’s licence” operator’s classified as a licence or a learner’s operator’s probationary licence. operator’s (e), (f) repealed 2011 c22 s14. (2) If a peace officer reasonably suspects that the driver of a motor vehicle who is a novice driver, having consumed alcohol, drove the motor vehicle, the peace officer may require that the novice driver forthwith provide a breath sample into an approved screening device or approved instrument. (2.1) If a peace officer reasonably suspects that the driver of a motor vehicle who is a novice driver, having consumed a drug, drove the motor vehicle, the peace officer may require that the novice driver forthwith provide a bodily substance sample for analysis by approved drug screening equipment. (3) On being required to provide a breath sample under subsection (2), the novice driver must provide a breath sample forthwith.
(a.01) “approved instrument” means a device that is designed to receive and make an analysis of a sample of the breath of a person in order to measure the concentration of alcohol in that person’s blood and that is (i) an approved instrument within the meaning of section 254 of the Criminal Code (Canada), or (ii) approved under this Act by the Lieutenant Governor in Council to be used for the purposes of this section; (a.1) “approved screening device” means a device that is designed to ascertain the presence of alcohol in a person’s blood and that is (i) an approved screening device within the meaning of section 320.11 of the Criminal Code (Canada), or (ii) approved under this Act by the Lieutenant Governor in Council to be used for the purposes of this section; (a.2) “drug” means any drug for which a blood drug concentration is prescribed by regulation under the Criminal Code (Canada); (b) “notice of suspension” means a notice of suspension referred to in subsection (4); (c) “novice driver” means a person who holds a novice operator’s licence; (d) “novice operator’s licence” means an operator’s licence classified as a learner’s operator’s licence or a probationary operator’s licence. (e), (f) repealed 2011 c22 s14. (2) If a peace officer reasonably suspects that the driver of a motor vehicle who is a novice driver, having consumed alcohol, drove the motor vehicle, the peace officer may require that the novice driver forthwith provide a breath sample into an approved screening device or approved instrument. (2.1) If a peace officer reasonably suspects that the driver of a motor vehicle who is a novice driver, having consumed a drug, drove the motor vehicle, the peace officer may require that the novice driver forthwith provide a bodily substance sample for analysis by approved drug screening equipment. (3) On being required to provide a breath sample under subsection (2), the novice driver must provide a breath sample forthwith.
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