s. 89A body authorised by an approved alcohol interlock supplier. Note For approved alcohol interlock and approved alcohol interlock supplier, see section 87P(1). (3) Subject to subsection (4), if the offence was not a S. 89A(3) amended by first offence— No. 49/2004 s. 43(1). (a) despite section 89(3A) and (3B), the person is not required to obtain, and the court is not required to have regard to, a report referred to in section 89(3B)(a); and (b) on making the order, the court must direct the Roads Corporation that it can only grant the person a driver licence that is subject to a condition that the person must only drive a motor vehicle with an approved alcohol interlock installed and maintained by an approved alcohol interlock supplier or a person or body authorised by an approved alcohol interlock supplier. (4) Despite subsection (3), if— S. 89A(4) inserted by No. 49/2004 (a) the offence was not a first offence; and s. 43(2). (b) the person was disqualified under section 89 from obtaining a driver licence on or before the commencement of section 14 of the Road Safety (Alcohol Interlocks) Act 2002— subsection (3)(a) has no application to the offence and, on making the order, the court may direct the Roads Corporation that it can only grant the person a driver licence that is subject to a condition that the person must only drive a motor vehicle with an approved alcohol interlock installed and maintained by an approved alcohol interlock supplier or a person or body authorised by such a supplier.
body authorised by an approved alcohol interlock supplier. Note For approved alcohol interlock and approved alcohol interlock supplier, see section 87P(1). S. 89A(3) amended by No. 49/2004 s. 43(1). (3) Subject to subsection (4), if the offence was not a first offence— s. 89A (a) despite section 89(3A) and (3B), the person is not required to obtain, and the court is not required to have regard to, a report referred to in section 89(3B)(a); and (b) on making the order, the court must direct the Roads Corporation that it can only grant the person a driver licence that is subject to a condition that the person must only drive a motor vehicle with an approved alcohol interlock installed and maintained by an approved alcohol interlock supplier or a person or body authorised by an approved alcohol interlock supplier. S. 89A(4) inserted by No. 49/2004 s. 43(2). (4) Despite subsection (3), if— (a) the offence was not a first offence; and (b) the person was disqualified under section 89 from obtaining a driver licence on or before the commencement of section 14 of the Road Safety (Alcohol Interlocks) Act 2002— subsection (3)(a) has no application to the offence and, on making the order, the court may direct the Roads Corporation that it can only grant the person a driver licence that is subject to a condition that the person must only drive a motor vehicle with an approved alcohol interlock installed and maintained by an approved alcohol interlock supplier or a person or body authorised by such a supplier.
91-49a136.docx