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Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program Regulations

made under subsection 67(13) of the

Motor Vehicle Act

R.S.N.S. 1989, c. 293

O.I.C. 2008-309 (effective September 30, 2008), N.S. Reg. 298/2008

amended to O.I.C. 2020-333 (effective December 15, 2020), N.S. Reg. 185/2020

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Citation

Definitions

Alcohol ignition interlock program established

Mandatory and voluntary participation in Program

Eligibility for Program

Application other than by person with fourth revocation

Review of application from other than person with fourth revocation

Program eligibility screening for person with fourth revocation

Application by person with fourth revocation

Registrar’s letter of acceptance into Program

Installation of approved device

Issuance of interlock license

Participant’s duties

Monitoring participants in Program

Inspection and maintenance of approved device

Counselling by Addiction Services

Dismissal from Program

Re-admission into Program

Temporary leave from Program

Duration of Program

Extending duration of Program

Application for release from Program

Factors for determining release from Program

No application for restoration of regular license until released from Program

Registrar’s decision on application for release from Program

Offences

Owner of vehicle deemed guilty of offence

Penalties

Peace officer may inspect equipped vehicle

Administrative sanctions by Registrar

Written authorization to install approved devices

Attaching approval sticker when approved device installed

Records

Citation

1 These regulations may be cited as the Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program Regulations .

Definitions

2 In these regulations,

“Act” means the Motor Vehicle Act ;

“Addiction Services” means an addiction services office operated as a health

service by a health authority as defined in the Health Authorities Act ;

“alcohol rehabilitation program” means a program as defined in

Section 2 of the

Alcohol Rehabilitation Programs Regulations made under the Act, or an

equivalent program from another jurisdiction recognized by the Registrar;

“alcohol interlock device” means a breath alcohol screening device installed in a

vehicle and intended to prevent the starting of the vehicle motor if it detects a

blood alcohol concentration over a pre-set limit;

“applicant” means a person who is applying to participate in the Program or be

released from the Program;

“approval sticker” means a sticker attached to an alcohol interlock device by an

authorized person to identify the device as an approved device;

“approved device” means an alcohol interlock device approved by the Registrar for

use in the Program;

“authorized person” means a person authorized by the Registrar to install,

maintain, monitor and remove approved devices;

“authorized service provider” means an entity approved by the Minister to provide

approved devices, authorized persons and Program support;

“ Criminal Code ” means the Criminal Code (Canada);

“equipped vehicle” means a motor vehicle that is equipped with an approved

device under the Program;

“fourth revocation” means a subsequent revocation as defined in subsection

67(6A) or (7A) of the Act in which the driver’s license or privilege of obtaining a

driver’s license is revoked for the fourth or a subsequent time;

“high-risk first offender” means a person whose driver’s license or privilege of

obtaining a driver’s license has been revoked for the first time under subsection

67(6A) of the Act and who is considered to be high risk when assessed under an

alcohol rehabilitation program;

“interlock license” means a driver’s license issued by the Registrar to operate an

equipped vehicle under the Program;

“nurse practitioner” means a nurse practitioner licensed under the Nursing Act ;

“participant” means a person who has been accepted or ordered into the Program

and issued an interlock license;

“Program” means the Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program established under

Section 3;

“regular license”, except in the definition of “interlock license”, means a driver’s

license other than an interlock license, or the privilege of obtaining a driver’s

license other than an interlock license;

“revocation period” means the applicable mandatory period set under subsection

67(5) of the Act during which a person’s regular license is revoked;

“second revocation” means second revocation as defined in subsection s 67(6A) or

(7A) of the Act;

“third revocation” means a subsequent revocation as defined in subsection 67(6A)

or (7A) of the Act in which the driver’s license or privilege of obtaining a driver’s

license is revoked for the third time.

Alcohol ignition interlock program established

3 The Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program administered by the Registrar is established as

an ignition interlock program for the purposes of subsection 67(13) and

Section 280A of

the Act, and provides for eligible persons to operate equipped vehicles under the

conditions of an interlock license, the Program, and these regulations while their regular

license is revoked for an alcohol-related offence under the Criminal Code or when

ordered to participate in the Program.

Mandatory and voluntary participation in Program

(1) A person whose regular license is revoked for the first time for a violation of

subsection 320.14(1) or 320.15(1) of the Criminal Code , if the violation involved

alcohol, may apply to participate in the Program.

(2) Except as provided in subsection (3), the following persons must participate in the

Program before they can apply to have their regular license restored:

(

a) a high-risk first offender;

(

b) a person who has had a subsequent revocation as defined in subsection

67(6A) or (7A) of the Act of their driver’s license or privilege of obtaining a

driver’s license for a violation of any of the following provisions of the

Criminal Code :

(

i) subsection 320.14(1), if the violation involved alcohol,

(ii) subsection 320.15(1), if the violation involved alcohol,

(iii) subsection 320.18(1), if the prohibition was for an alcohol-related

offence;

(

c) a person whose regular license has been revoked for a violation of

subsection 320.14(2), 320.14(3), 320.15(2) or 320.15(3) of the Criminal

Code , if the violation involved alcohol;

(ca) a person whose license has been revoked for a violation of

section 320.14 or

320.15 of the Criminal Code , if the violation involved alcohol and who is

subject to an additional period of revocation under subsection 67(5C) of the

Act;

(

d) a person ordered to participate in the Program under

Section 280A of the

Act.

(3) A non-resident is exempt from the requirements of subsection (2) if they meet all

of the following requirements:

(

a) they have applied to and been accepted for participation in an alcohol

ignition interlock program that is established by another province or state

and is recognized by the Registrar;

(

b) they provide confirmation to the Registrar that an alcohol interlock device

has been installed in the vehicle that they will operate.

Eligibility for Program

(1) An applicant may apply to the Registrar to participate in the Program.

(2) Subject to Sections 7A and 7B with respect to an applicant with a fourth

revocation, an applicant is eligible to participate in the program during their

revocation period if all of the following requirements are met:

(

a) the applicable minimum wait period established under subsection

320.24(10) of the Criminal Code has expired;

(

b) the following wait period has expired, beginning with the date of the

person’s most recent revocation under

Section 278 for a violation of

section

320.14 or 320.15 of the Criminal Code , if the violation involved alcohol, or

section 320.18 of the Criminal Code , if the original prohibition involved

alcohol:

(

i) any period fixed by order of the court, for a first revocation,

(ii) 3 months, for a second revocation,

(iii) 6 months, for a third revocation,

(iv) 10 years, for a fourth revocation;

(

c) the applicant is not otherwise prohibited or disqualified from driving under

the Act or a law of another jurisdiction;

(

d) the applicant meets all other requirements for issuance of a regular license

under the Act and the regulations made under the Act.

(3) A person whose regular license has been revoked for a violation of subsection

320.14(2), 320.14(3), 320.15(2) or 320.15(3) of the Criminal Code , if the violation

involved alcohol, is not eligible to participate in the Program until after their

revocation period expires.

(4) In addition to the other requirements in this Section, a person with a fourth

revocation must meet all of the following conditions to be eligible to be considered

for participation in the Program in accordance with

Section 7A:

(

a) during the 10-year period immediately before the date of their application to

the Program, the person did not have any moving motor vehicle convictions

under either the Act or an equivalent enactment in another jurisdiction;

(

b) during the period when the person was prohibited from operating a motor

vehicle, the person did not operate a motor vehicle;

(

c) the person’s most recent risk rating by a counsellor with Addiction Services

is an overall low risk rating.

Application other than by person with fourth revocation

6 An application for participation in the Program, other than by a person with a fourth

revocation, may be made by submitting all of the following to the Registrar in the

manner required by the Registrar:

(

a) a completed Program participation application in the form required by the

Registrar;

(

b) the interlock license fee set by the Governor in Council;

(

c) documentation demonstrating that the applicant is enrolled in the alcohol

rehabilitation program.

Review of application from other than person with fourth revocation

(1) The Registrar may consider any applicant for participation in the Program, other

than an applicant with a fourth revocation, who meets the applicable eligibility

requirements in

Section 5 and who submits an application in accordance with

Section 6.

(2) The Registrar must review each application for participation and must consider the

following factors when deciding whether to accept an applicant into the Program:

(

a) the applicant’s driving history, especially in relation to incidents of alcohol-related driving, whether or not those incidents led to convictions for

violations of the Criminal Code ;

(

b) any information that has been made available to the Registrar from

Addiction Services or through the applicant’s participation in an alcohol

rehabilitation program;

(

c) any medical information that the Registrar considers relevant to the person’s

ability to operate a motor vehicle and participate in the Program;

(

d) any factors the Registrar considers relevant to the person’s ability to operate

a motor vehicle and participate in the Program.

Program eligibility screening for person with fourth revocation

7A

(1) In this Section, “risk assessment report” means a risk assessment report prepared

by a counsellor with Addiction Services that meets the requirements of subsection

(4).

(2) Before applying for the Program in accordance with

Section 7B, a person with a

fourth revocation must submit all of the following to the Registrar for a Program

eligibility screening:

(

a) a completed Program eligibility screening request in the form required by

the Registrar;

(

b) the results of an official criminal record check that was conducted within the

year preceding the date of the person’s request for the Program eligibility

screening;

(

c) an official driving abstract, dated within the year preceding the date of the

person’s request for the Program eligibility screening, from each jurisdiction

where the person resided or worked during the previous 10 years;

(

d) a medical fitness report from a qualified medical practitioner or nurse

practitioner;

(

e) supporting information that the Registrar determines is sufficient to allow

the Registrar to determine the likelihood of the individual successfully

following and completing the Program.

(3) If, after reviewing the Program eligibility screening submissions provided under

subsection (2), the Registrar is satisfied that the person might be an eligible

candidate for acceptance into the Program, the Registrar must notify the person that

they are eligible to apply for the Program and advise the person that, to continue

with their eligibility screening, they must provide the Registrar with a recent risk

assessment report.

(4) A risk assessment report must include the counsellor’s level of risk rating for the

person who is the subject of the report, and any other information that the

counsellor thinks is relevant for the Registrar in considering the person for

participation in the Program.

(5) If a risk assessment report indicates that the person who is the subject of the report

has an overall low risk rating, and the Registrar is satisfied that the person meets

the eligibility criteria in

Section 5 and is likely to be successful in following and

completing the Program, the Registrar must notify the person that they may apply

for the Program in accordance with

Section 7B.

(6) A person who requests a Program eligibility screening under this

Section but is

denied permission to apply to participate in the Program must wait at least 1 year

from the date of their request before requesting another Program eligibility

screening.

Application by person with fourth revocation

7B

(1) A person with a fourth revocation who wishes to apply to participate in the

Program must, no later than 6 months after the date of the notice issued by the

Registrar under subsection 7A(5), submit all of the following to the Registrar in the

manner required by the Registrar:

(

a) a completed Program participation application for a person with a fourth

revocation in the form required by the Registrar;

(

b) the interlock license fee set by Governor in Council.

(2) The Registrar must consider all of the following factors in deciding whether to

accept a Program participation application from a person with a fourth revocation:

(

a) the eligibility requirements of subsection 5(4);

(

b) the factors set out in subsection 7(2).

(3) If the Registrar is satisfied that an applicant with a fourth revocation should be

accepted into the Program the Registrar must notify the applicant that they are

accepted into the Program.

(4) The Registrar must provide a letter of acceptance in accordance with subsection

8(1), for use as indicated in subsection 8(2), to an applicant who has been accepted

into the Program under subsection (3) and who has paid the reinstatement fee as

required by subsection 68(1) of the Act and any other applicable fees.

(5) An applicant with a fourth revocation whose Program participation application is

denied must wait at least 1 year from the date of their application before requesting

another Program eligibility screening under

Section 7A.

Registrar’s letter of acceptance into Program

(1) On accepting an applicant for participation in the Program, the Registrar must issue

a letter of acceptance to the applicant that approves the installation of an approved

device for use by the applicant and identifies the applicant as having been accepted

into the Program.

(2) An applicant must present the Registrar’s letter of acceptance to an authorized

person for installation of an approved device.

Installation of approved device

(1) An applicant who holds a letter of acceptance into the Program from the Registrar

may have an approved device installed in a motor vehicle at their expense.

(2) An applicant who has an approved device installed in a motor vehicle must

execute the agreement required by the authorized service provider.

(3) An applicant who has an approved device installed in a motor vehicle that is

owned by another person must provide the authorized person with written

authorization from the vehicle owner giving the applicant permission to have the

approved device installed in the vehicle.

(4) A motor vehicle owner who authorizes the installation of an approved device in

their vehicle under subsection (3) may revoke the authorization at any time for any

reason by providing the Registrar with the revocation in writing, and the participant

must ensure that the approved device is removed promptly by an authorized person

at the participant’s expense.

Issuance of interlock license

(1) Once an applicant has an approved device installed in accordance with

Section 9,

the Registrar may issue the applicant an interlock license that identifies the driver

as a participant in the Program under the condition that the participant is restricted

to driving a specific equipped vehicle or equipped vehicles in accordance with the

Program and these regulations.

(2) The issuance of an interlock license does not affect the revocation or suspension of

a participant’s regular license and their regular license remains revoked or

suspended for the full period required by law regardless of their participation in the

Program.

Participant’s duties

11 A participant in the Program must do all of the following as a condition of their

continued participation in the Program:

(

a) have any equipped vehicle and approved devices inspected as required by

Section 13;

(

b) meet with a counsellor at Addiction Services as required under

Section 14;

(

c) pay all expenses associated with participation in the Program.

Monitoring participants in Program

(1) All data from an approved device is deemed to be that of the participant assigned

to that device.

(2) The Registrar must review, or may direct another person to review, the reports

generated by an authorized person or authorized service provider under

Section 31.

Inspection and maintenance of approved device

(1) Except as provided in subsection (2), a participant must bring the equipped vehicle

and the approved device back to the authorized person that installed the device, or

to a facility designated by the authorized person, for inspection, maintenance and

reporting at least once every 60 days.

(2) For an approved device in an equipped vehicle that is designed to be inspected and

maintained by removing a component from it, a participant must do all of the

following at least once every 60 days:

(

a) ensure that the component is removed, in accordance with the instructions

of the authorized person that installed the device, and bring it back to the

authorized person that installed the device, or to a facility designated by the

authorized person, for inspection and maintenance;

(

b) ensure that the replacement component provided to the participant by the

authorized person is installed back into the approved device in accordance

with the instructions of the authorized person.

Counselling by Addiction Services

(1) A participant must meet with a counsellor at Addiction Services no later than 10

days after the inspection required by

Section 13 and, unless otherwise directed

under subsection (3), once in every 60 days after the initial meeting.

(2) A counsellor at Addiction Services may recommend any of the following to the

Registrar:

(

a) that a participant meet with a counsellor less frequently than required by

subsection (1), if the counsellor believes that the participant has

demonstrated positive and sustained behaviour change in relation to their

use of alcohol;

(

b) that a participant meet with a counsellor more frequently than required by

subsection (1), if the counsellor believes that the participant has not

demonstrated an improvement in behaviour.

(3) Based on the recommendation of a counsellor under subsection (2), the Registrar

may require a participant to meet with a counsellor at Addiction Service at

specified intervals.

(4) If a participant fails to meet with a counsellor at Addiction Services as required

under this Section, Addiction Services must notify the Registrar no later than 10

days after the missed appointment.

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Dismissal from Program

(1) In addition to any dismissal required under these regulations, the Registrar may

dismiss a person from the Program at any time for any reason and must

communicate any dismissal in writing to the dismissed person by registered mail.

(2) When the Registrar dismisses a participant from the Program, the participant’s

interlock license is automatically revoked.

(3) A person who is dismissed from the Program must ensure that all approved

devices are removed at their expense from all equipped vehicles specified on their

interlock license.

Re-admission into Program

(1) A person for whom participation in the Program is a condition of reinstatement of

their regular license who is dismissed from the Program must re-apply for

admission to the Program in accordance with

Section 6.

(2) An application for re-admission into the Program cannot be made until 90 days

after the date the person was dismissed from the Program.

Temporary leave from Program

17A

(1) On request, the Registrar may grant a participant a temporary leave from the

(2) A participant’s interlock license is suspended during any temporary leave granted

under subsection (1).

(3) For the purpose of calculating the continuous period of participating in the

Program under

Section 18, the participation time in the Program before a

temporary leave is granted may be added to the participation time in the Program

following the end of the temporary leave period.

(4) A person who operates a vehicle during a temporary leave must be dismissed from

the Program by the Registrar.

Duration of Program

(1) A participant participating in the Program during their revocation period must

continue in the Program for the full period of their revocation period under

Section

67 of the Act, and nothing in this

Section shortens their revocation period.

(2) A participant’s participation in the Program begins on the date that they are issued

an interlock license.

(3) A person whose license has been revoked for a violation of subsection 320.14(1)

or 320.15(1) of the Criminal Code , if the violation involved alcohol, or subsection

320.18(1) of the Criminal Code , if the original prohibition involved alcohol, must

participate in the Program for the following applicable minimum period:

(

a) for a first revocation, a minimum continuous period equal to the amount of

time remaining in the 1-year revocation period required by clause 67(5)(ba)

of the Act;

(

b) for a high-risk first offender, a minimum continuous period of 1 year;

(

c) for a second revocation, a minimum continuous period of 2 years;

(

d) for a third revocation, a minimum continuous period of 3 years;

(

e) for a fourth revocation, a minimum continuous period of 5 years following

the minimum revocation period in the Act.

(4) A person whose license has been revoked for a violation of subsection 320.14(2),

320.14(3), 320.15(2) or 320.15(3) of the Criminal Code must participate in the

Program for the following applicable minimum period:

(

a) for a first revocation, a minimum continuous period of 2 years after the

minimum revocation period in the Act;

(

b) for a second revocation, a minimum period of 5 years after the minimum

revocation period in the Act.

(5) A person ordered into the Program under

Section 280A of the Act must participate

in the Program for a minimum period set by the Registrar.

(5A) A person whose license has been revoked for a violation of

section 320.14 or

320.15 of the Criminal Code and who is subject to an additional period of

revocation under subsection 67(5C) of the Act must participate in the Program for

a minimum continuous period of 12 months.

(5B) Except as provided in subsection (5C), the minimum period of participation in the

Program required by subsection (5A) must be served following the end of any

other period of participation in the Program required by this Section.

(5C) A person whose license has been revoked for a violation of

section 320.14 of the

Criminal Code and who is not required to participate in the Program except by

subsection (5A) may serve the minimum period of participation required by

subsection (5A) concurrently with the period required by clause (3)(

a) for any

voluntary participation in the Program.

(6) If a person who is dismissed from the Program successfully re-applies to

participate in the Program again, unless otherwise directed by the Registrar, the

applicable time period in subsection (2), (3), (4) or (5) restarts and no time

previously spent in the Program is deducted from the required minimum duration

of the Program.

Extending duration of Program

(1) The Registrar may extend a participant’s participation in the Program based on the

factors set out in

Section 21, or for a violation of these regulations in accordance

with

Section 28 and shall notify the participant by registered mail.

(2) A participant whose participation in the Program is extended must participate in

the Program for a further continuous period set by the Registrar.

Application for release from Program

(1) Once a participant has completed the required participation period under

Section

18 or 19, a participant must apply to the Registrar to be released from the Program.

(2) An application for release from the Program may be made by submitting all of the

following to the Registrar in the manner prescribed by the Registrar:

(

a) a completed Program release application form prescribed by the Registrar;

(

b) the application fee set by the Minister;

(

c) a recommendation from Addiction Services supporting the application.

Factors for determining release from Program

21 The Registrar must consider the following factors when deciding whether to release an

applicant from the Program:

(

a) the results of reports generated by an authorized service provider under

Section 31;

(

b) the regularity with which the equipped vehicle was driven by the participant

during their participation in the Program;

(

c) any incidents or reports of alcohol-related driving involving the participant,

whether or not those incidents led to convictions for violations of the

Criminal Code ;

(

d) any relevant information made available to the Registrar by Addiction

Services;

(

e) any factors the Registrar considers relevant to the participant’s readiness to

be released from the Program.

No application for restoration of regular license until released from Program

22 A participant is not eligible to apply for restoration of their regular license until the

Registrar has released them from the Program under

Section 23.

Registrar’s decision on application for release from Program

(1) The Registrar may approve or deny an application for release from the Program.

(2) If the Registrar releases a participant from the Program, the participant must at

their own expense have the approved device removed from the equipped vehicle or

vehicles specified in their interlock license.

(3) If the Registrar rejects an application for release from the Program, the Registrar

may extend the Program and must notify the applicant in writing by registered mail

and indicate a date after which the participant may re-apply for release from the

Program.

Offences

(1) A person who holds an interlock license who does any of the following is guilty of

an offence and is liable to the applicable penalty set out in

Section 26:

(

a) tampers with an approved device or operates an equipped vehicle that has

been tampered with;

(

b) fails to take equipped vehicles or approved devices for scheduled

inspections as required by

Section 13;

(

c) solicits a breath sample from another person to assist them to do any of the

following while the interlock license holder is in control of an equipped

vehicle:

(

i) start the equipped vehicle,

(ii) keep the equipped vehicle in motion.

(2) A person who knowingly assists a person who holds an interlock license to do any

of the following is guilty of an offence and is liable to the applicable penalty set

out in

Section 26:

(

a) start an equipped vehicle while the interlock license holder is in control of

the equipped vehicle;

(

b) keep an equipped vehicle in motion while the interlock license holder is in

control of the equipped vehicle;

(

c) tamper with an approved device.

(3) A person who allows a person who holds an interlock license to operate a motor

vehicle other than an equipped vehicle specified in their interlock license is guilty

of an offence and liable to the applicable penalty in

Section 26.

Owner of vehicle deemed guilty of offence

25 If the person who committed an offence involving a motor vehicle under subsection

24(1), (2) or (3) cannot be determined, the owner of the motor vehicle involved is guilty

of the offence.

Penalties

(1) Any person who violates any of the provisions of

Section 24 involving a passenger

vehicle is guilty of an offence and liable on

summary conviction to the penalties

provided for a category G offence in the

Summary Proceedings Act .

(2) Any person who violates any of the provisions of

Section 24 involving a

commercial vehicle is guilty of an offence and liable on

summary conviction to the

penalties provided for a category J offence in the

Summary Proceedings Act .

Peace officer may inspect equipped vehicle

(1) A peace officer may inspect an equipped vehicle at any time to determine whether

the driver and the equipped vehicle are in compliance with these regulations and to

determine whether the approved device is functioning properly.

(2) A peace officer may order that the equipped vehicle be taken to an authorized

person for an inspection of the vehicle and the approved device.

Administrative sanctions by Registrar

(1) The Registrar may take any of the following actions based on data from an

approved device indicating that any of the things specified in subsection 24(1) have

occurred, or if the Registrar reasonably believes that any of the things specified in

subsection 24(1) have occurred:

(

a) dismiss the participant from the Program;

(

b) require the participant to undergo additional assessment by Addiction

Services;

(

c) extend the duration of the participant’s required participation in the Program

in accordance with

Section 19.

(2) The Registrar may reverse or alter any action taken under subsection (1) if

evidence to the contrary that is satisfactory to the Registrar is provided.

Written authorization to install approved devices

(1) The Registrar may authorize any person to install, maintain and remove approved

devices.

(2) The Registrar’s authorization under subsection (1) must be in writing.

Attaching approval sticker when approved device installed

30 An authorized person must attach an approval sticker to an approved device once a

person requests the installation of the device and provides the authorized person with a

letter of acceptance from the Registrar indicating that they have been accepted into the

Program.

Records

(1) An authorized service provider must keep a record of each approved device

installed, inspected, maintained or removed that includes all of the following

information:

(

a) the name, residential address, date of birth and driver’s license number of

the participant;

(

b) the make, model, vehicle identification number, and plate number of the

motor vehicle into which the approved device was installed;

(

c) the results of each inspection, including any data or other information

obtained from the approved device.

(2) An authorized service provider must notify the Registrar immediately if an

inspection of an approved device shows that the device has been tampered with.

(3) An authorized service provider must submit the records kept under this

Section to

the Registrar when requested.

(4) An authorized service provider must keep a record made under this

Section for at

least 10 years from the date the record was created.

Legislative History

Reference Tables

Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program Regulations

N.S. Reg.

298/2008

Motor Vehicle Act

Note: The

information in these tables does not form part of the regulations and is

compiled by the Office of the Registrar of Regulations for reference only.

Source Law

The current consolidation of the Alcohol Ignition Interlock Program Regulations made

under the Motor Vehicle Act includes all of the following regulations:

N.S.

Regulation

In force

date*

How in force

Royal Gazette

Part II Issue

298/2008

Sep 30, 2008 2

date specified

Jun 20, 2008

367/2008

Aug 27, 2008

date made

Sep 12, 2008

201/2013

May 1, 2013

date specified

May 17, 2013

48/2014

Mar 25, 2014

date specified

Apr 4, 2014

184/2015

Apr 1, 2015

date specified

Apr 17, 2015

232/2018

Dec 18, 2018

date specified

Jan 4, 2019

185/2020

Dec 15, 2020

date specified

Jan 1, 2021

The

following regulations are not yet in force and are not included in the current

consolidation:

N.S.

Regulation

In force

date*

How in force

Royal Gazette

Part II Issue

*See subsection 3(6) of the Regulations Act for

rules about in force dates of regulations.

Amendments by Provision

ad. = added

am. = amended

fc. = fee change

ra. = reassigned

rep. = repealed

rs . = repealed and substituted

Provision affected

How affected

2 .......................................................

am. 184/2015 (clause lettering removed)

2, defn . of “Addiction

Services” .

rs . 232/2018

2, defn . of “fourth

revocation” ....

ad. 184/2015

2, defn . of “nurse

practitioner” ...

ad. 185/2020

2, defn . of “qualified

medical practitioner” .............................

ad. 184/2015 ; rep. 185/2020

2, defn . of “third

revocation” ......

rs . 184/2015

4(1) ...................................................

rs . 232/2018

4(2) ...................................................

am. 48/2014

4(2)(b) .........................................

am. 184/2015

4(2)(b)( i )-(iii) ..............................

rs . 232/2018

4(2)(c) ..........................................

rs . 48/2014; am. 232/2018

4( 2)( ca) ........................................

ad. 201/2013 ; am.

232/2018

4(3) ...................................................

ad. 48/2014

5 ........................................................

rs . 48/2014

5(2) ..............................................

am. 184/2015

5(2)(a) ..........................................

rs . 232/2018

5(2)(b) .........................................

rs . 184/2015, 232/2018

5(3) ..............................................

rs . 232/2018

5(4) ..............................................

ad. 184/2015

6 ........................................................

rs . 184/2015

7(1) ..................................................

rs . 184/2015

7A .....................................................

ad. 184/2015

7A(2)(d) .......................................

am. 185/2020

7B ....................................................

ad. 184/2015

14(1) ................................................

am. 184/2015

14(3) ................................................

am. 184/2015

15 .....................................................

rep. 184/2015

16(1) ................................................

am. 48/2014

17A ...................................................

ad. 48/2014

18(3) .................................................

am. 232/2018

18(3)(e) .......................................

ad. 184/2015

18(4) ................................................

am. 48/2014, 232/2018

18(5A) .............................................

ad. 201/2013 ; am.

232/2018

18(5B) ..............................................

ad. 201/2013

18(5C) ..............................................

ad. 201/2013 ; am.

232/2018

23(2) ................................................

rs . 184/2015

31(2) ................................................

ra. from 31(3) 48/2014

31(3) ................................................

ra. as 31(2) 48/2014

31(3) ................................................

ra. from 31(4) 48/2014

31(4) ................................................

ra. as 31(3) 48/2014

31(4) ................................................

ra. from 31(5) 48/2014

31(5) ................................................

ra. as 31(4) 48/2014

Note that changes to headings are not

included in the above table.

Editorial Notes and Corrections:

Note

Effective

date

Original text does not contain subsection 31(2).

(corrected by N.S. Reg. 48/2014)

O.I.C. 2008-309 amended by N.S. Reg. 367/2008 to change

the effective date of the base regulation from September 1, 2008, to

September 30, 2008.

Repealed and Superseded:

N.S.

Regulation

Title

In force

date

Repealed

date

Note: Only

regulations that are specifically repealed and replaced appear in this

table. It may not reflect the entire

history of regulations on this subject matter.