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M-17 - Motor Vehicle Act

Section 310.04
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Administrative licence suspension
310.04(1)In this section and section 310.05, “motor vehicle” includes a farm tractor.
310.04(2)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control, of a motor vehicle, the peace officer
(a) by reason of an analysis of the breath or blood of a person has reason to believe that the person has consumed alcohol in such a quantity that the concentration of it in his or her blood is equal to or exceeds 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood, or
(b) has reason to believe that the person, while having alcohol in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of breath or blood under section 320.27 or 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada).
310.04(2.1)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control of a motor vehicle,
(a) on demand made under section 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada), the person submits to an evaluation conducted by an evaluating officer, and the evaluating officer reasonably believes that the person’s performance on the evaluation amounts to a poor performance, or
(b) the peace office has reason to believe that the person, while having a drug in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of a bodily substance under section 320.27 or 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada) or to submit to an evaluation under section 320.28 of that Act.
310.04(3)In the circumstances described in subsection (2) or (2.1), the peace officer, on behalf of the Registrar, shall
(a) if the person holds a valid driver’s licence issued under this Act, take possession of the driver’s licence and immediately suspend the person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension,
(b) if the person holds a valid out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension, and
(c) if the person does not hold a valid driver’s licence or out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension.
310.04(3.1)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(3.2)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(3.3)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(4)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(5)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(6)A peace officer who serves an order under subsection (3) shall without delay forward to the Registrar
(a) the person’s driver’s licence, if one has been surrendered,
(b) a copy of the completed order sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(c) a report sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(d) a copy of any certificate of analysis under section 320.32 of the Criminal Code (Canada) with respect to the person described in subsection (3), and
(e) in the case of a suspension of a person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege resulting from the analysis of a sample of breath, information relating to the calibration of the approved instrument, on the basis of which the order of suspension was served.
310.04(7)The order of suspension and report of the peace officer referred to in this section shall be in the form, contain the information and be completed in the manner required by the Registrar.
310.04(7.1)If a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege are suspended under subsection (3), the peace officer shall detain the motor vehicle and the motor vehicle shall be impounded
(a) if the person has had no convictions under subsection 320.14(1) or (4) or subsection 320.15(1) of the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 30 days from the time it was detained, and
(b) if the person has had one or more convictions under subsection 320.14(1) or (4) or subsection 320.15(1) of the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 60 days from the time it was detained.
310.04(7.2)Section 310.2 applies to the detention and impoundment of a motor vehicle under subsection (7.1).
310.04(8)If a person who holds a licence does not surrender it, the person’s driver’s licence is nevertheless suspended.
310.04(9)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege is suspended under this section for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
310.04(10)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, the driving privilege of a person who does not hold a licence or who holds an out-of-province driving licence is suspended for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
2007, c.44, s.20; 2010, c.27, s.3; 2016, c.8, s.15; 2017, c.54, s.17; 2017, c.54, s.45; 2018, c.13, s.4; 2019, c.6, s.18; 2020, c.2, s.18
Administrative licence suspension
310.04(1)In this section and section 310.05, “motor vehicle” includes a farm tractor.
310.04(2)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control, of a motor vehicle, the peace officer
(a) by reason of an analysis of the breath or blood of a person has reason to believe that the person has consumed alcohol in such a quantity that the concentration of it in his or her blood is equal to or exceeds 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood, or
(b) has reason to believe that the person, while having alcohol in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of breath or blood under subsection 320.27(1) or section 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada).
310.04(2.1)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control of a motor vehicle,
(a) upon demand made under section 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada), the person submits to an evaluation conducted by an evaluating officer, and the peace officer reasonably believes that the person’s performance on the evaluation meets the criteria prescribed by regulation for a poor performance, or
(b) the peace office has reason to believe that the person, while having a drug in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of a bodily substance under section 320.27 or 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada) or to submit to an evaluation under section 320.28 of that Act.
310.04(3)In the circumstances described in subsection (2) or (2.1), the peace officer, on behalf of the Registrar, shall
(a) if the person holds a valid driver’s licence issued under this Act, take possession of the driver’s licence and immediately suspend the person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension,
(b) if the person holds a valid out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension, and
(c) if the person does not hold a valid driver’s licence or out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension.
310.04(3.1)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(3.2)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(3.3)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(4)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(5)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(6)A peace officer who serves an order under subsection (3) shall without delay forward to the Registrar
(a) the person’s driver’s licence, if one has been surrendered,
(b) a copy of the completed order sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(c) a report sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(d) a copy of any certificate of analysis under section 320.32 of the Criminal Code (Canada) with respect to the person described in subsection (3), and
(e) in the case of a suspension of a person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege resulting from the analysis of a sample of breath, information relating to the calibration of the approved instrument, on the basis of which the order of suspension was served.
310.04(7)The order of suspension and report of the peace officer referred to in this section shall be in the form, contain the information and be completed in the manner required by the Registrar.
310.04(7.1)If a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege are suspended under subsection (3), the peace officer shall detain the motor vehicle and the motor vehicle shall be impounded
(a) if the person has had no convictions under subsection 320.14(1) or (4) or subsection 320.15(1) of the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 30 days from the time it was detained, and
(b) if the person has had one or more convictions under subsection 320.14(1) or (4) or subsection 320.15(1) of the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 60 days from the time it was detained.
310.04(7.2)Section 310.2 applies to the detention and impoundment of a motor vehicle under subsection (7.1).
310.04(8)If a person who holds a licence does not surrender it, the person’s driver’s licence is nevertheless suspended.
310.04(9)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege is suspended under this section for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
310.04(10)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, the driving privilege of a person who does not hold a licence or who holds an out-of-province driving licence is suspended for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
2007, c.44, s.20; 2010, c.27, s.3; 2016, c.8, s.15; 2017, c.54, s.17; 2017, c.54, s.45; 2018, c.13, s.4; 2019, c.6, s.18
Administrative licence suspension
310.04(1)In this section and section 310.05, “motor vehicle” includes a farm tractor.
310.04(2)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control, of a motor vehicle, the peace officer
(a) by reason of an analysis of the breath or blood of a person has reason to believe that the person has consumed alcohol in such a quantity that the concentration of it in his or her blood is equal to or exceeds 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood, or
(b) has reason to believe that the person, while having alcohol in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of breath or blood under subsection 320.27(1) or section 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada).
310.04(2.1)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control of a motor vehicle,
(a) upon demand made under section 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada), the person submits to an evaluation conducted by an evaluating officer, and the peace officer reasonably believes that the person’s performance on the evaluation meets the criteria prescribed by regulation for a poor performance, or
(b) the peace office has reason to believe that the person, while having a drug in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of a bodily substance under section 320.27 or 320.28 of the Criminal Code (Canada) or to submit to an evaluation under section 320.28 of that Act.
310.04(3)In the circumstances described in subsection (2) or (2.1), the peace officer, on behalf of the Registrar, shall
(a) if the person holds a valid driver’s licence issued under this Act, take possession of the driver’s licence and immediately suspend the person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension,
(b) if the person holds a valid out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension, and
(c) if the person does not hold a valid driver’s licence or out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension.
310.04(3.1)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(3.2)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(3.3)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(4)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(5)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(6)A peace officer who serves an order under subsection (3) shall without delay forward to the Registrar
(a) the person’s driver’s licence, if one has been surrendered,
(b) a copy of the completed order sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(c) a report sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(d) a copy of any certificate of analysis under section 320.32 of the Criminal Code (Canada) with respect to the person described in subsection (3), and
(e) in the case of a suspension of a person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege resulting from the analysis of a sample of breath, information relating to the calibration of the approved instrument, on the basis of which the order of suspension was served.
310.04(7)The order of suspension and report of the peace officer referred to in this section shall be in the form, contain the information and be completed in the manner required by the Registrar.
310.04(7.1)If a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege are suspended under subsection (3), the peace officer shall detain the motor vehicle and the motor vehicle shall be impounded
(a) if the person has had no convictions under subsection 320.14(1) or (4) or subsection 320.15(1) of the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 30 days from the time it was detained, and
(b) if the person has had one or more convictions under subsection 320.14(1) or (4) or subsection 320.15(1) of the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 60 days from the time it was detained.
310.04(7.2)Section 310.2 applies to the detention and impoundment of a motor vehicle under subsection (7.1).
310.04(8)If a person who holds a licence does not surrender it, the person’s driver’s licence is nevertheless suspended.
310.04(9)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege is suspended under this section for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
310.04(10)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, the driving privilege of a person who does not hold a licence or who holds an out-of-province driving licence is suspended for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
2007, c.44, s.20; 2010, c.27, s.3; 2016, c.8, s.15; 2017, c.54, s.17; 2017, c.54, s.45; 2018, c.13, s.4
Administrative licence suspension
310.04(1)In this section and section 310.05, “motor vehicle” includes a farm tractor.
310.04(2)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control, of a motor vehicle, the peace officer
(a) by reason of an analysis of the breath or blood of a person has reason to believe that the person has consumed alcohol in such a quantity that the concentration of it in his or her blood exceeds 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, or
(b) has reason to believe that the person, while having alcohol in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of breath or blood under section 254 of the Criminal Code (Canada).
310.04(3)In the circumstances described in subsection (2), the peace officer, on behalf of the Registrar, shall
(a) if the person holds a valid driver’s licence issued under this Act, take possession of the driver’s licence and immediately suspend the person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension,
(b) if the person holds a valid out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension, and
(c) if the person does not hold a valid driver’s licence or out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension.
310.04(3.1)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(3.2)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(3.3)Repealed: 2018, c.13, s.4
310.04(4)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(5)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(6)A peace officer who serves an order under subsection (3) shall without delay forward to the Registrar
(a) the person’s driver’s licence, if one has been surrendered,
(b) a copy of the completed order sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(c) a report sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(d) a copy of any certificate of analysis under section 258 of the Criminal Code (Canada) with respect to the person described in subsection (3), and
(e) in the case of a suspension of a person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege resulting from the analysis of a sample of breath, information relating to the calibration of the approved instrument, on the basis of which the order of suspension was served.
310.04(7)The order of suspension and report of the peace officer referred to in this section shall be in the form, contain the information and be completed in the manner required by the Registrar.
310.04(7.1)If a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege are suspended under subsection (3), the peace officer shall detain the motor vehicle and the vehicle shall be impounded
(a) in the case of a first offence of driving under the influence of alcohol under the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 30 days from the time it was detained, and
(b) in the case of a second or subsequent offence of driving under the influence of alcohol under the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 60 days from the time it was detained.
310.04(7.2)Section 310.2 applies to the detention and impoundment of a motor vehicle under subsection (7.1).
310.04(8)If a person who holds a licence does not surrender it, the person’s driver’s licence is nevertheless suspended.
310.04(9)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege is suspended under this section for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
310.04(10)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, the driving privilege of a person who does not hold a licence or who holds an out-of-province driving licence is suspended for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
2007, c.44, s.20; 2010, c.27, s.3; 2016, c.8, s.15; 2018, c.13, s.4
Administrative licence suspension
310.04(1)In this section and section 310.05, “motor vehicle” includes a farm tractor.
310.04(2)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control, of a motor vehicle, the peace officer
(a) by reason of an analysis of the breath or blood of a person has reason to believe that the person has consumed alcohol in such a quantity that the concentration of it in his or her blood exceeds 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, or
(b) has reason to believe that the person, while having alcohol in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of breath or blood under section 254 of the Criminal Code (Canada).
310.04(3)In the circumstances described in subsection (2), the peace officer, on behalf of the Registrar, shall
(a) if the person holds a valid driver’s licence issued under this Act, take possession of the driver’s licence and immediately suspend the person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension,
(b) if the person holds a valid out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension, and
(c) if the person does not hold a valid driver’s licence or out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension.
310.04(3.1)If an analysis of the breath is made under subsection (2) and produces a result indicating the presence of alcohol in the driver’s blood exceeds 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood,
(a) the person has the right to require a second analysis to be immediately performed, and
(b) the peace officer who made the demand shall advise the person of his or her right to a second analysis before taking any action under subsection (3).
310.04(3.2)If a second analysis is requested under this section, the second analysis is performed with a different approved screening device or approved instrument, as the case may be, than was used in the first analysis.
310.04(3.3)If a person provides a sample of breath for a second analysis, the lower of the first and second analysis results governs for the purposes of this section.
310.04(4)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(5)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(6)A peace officer who serves an order under subsection (3) shall without delay forward to the Registrar
(a) the person’s driver’s licence, if one has been surrendered,
(b) a copy of the completed order sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(c) a report sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer,
(d) a copy of any certificate of analysis under section 258 of the Criminal Code (Canada) with respect to the person described in subsection (3), and
(e) in the case of a suspension of a person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege resulting from the analysis of a sample of breath, information relating to the calibration of the approved screening device or approved instrument, as the case may be, on the basis of which the order of suspension was served.
310.04(7)The order of suspension and report of the peace officer referred to in this section shall be in the form, contain the information and be completed in the manner required by the Registrar.
310.04(7.1)If a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege are suspended under subsection (3), the peace officer shall detain the motor vehicle and the vehicle shall be impounded
(a) in the case of a first offence of driving under the influence of alcohol under the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 30 days from the time it was detained, and
(b) in the case of a second or subsequent offence of driving under the influence of alcohol under the Criminal Code (Canada) in the ten years preceding the date of the suspension, for 60 days from the time it was detained.
310.04(7.2)Section 310.2 applies to the detention and impoundment of a motor vehicle under subsection (7.1).
310.04(8)If a person who holds a licence does not surrender it, the person’s driver’s licence is nevertheless suspended.
310.04(9)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege is suspended under this section for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
310.04(10)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, the driving privilege of a person who does not hold a licence or who holds an out-of-province driving licence is suspended for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
2007, c.44, s.20; 2010, c.27, s.3; 2016, c.8, s.15
Administrative licence suspension
310.04(1)In this section and section 310.05, “motor vehicle” includes a farm tractor.
310.04(2)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control, of a motor vehicle, the peace officer
(a) by reason of an analysis of the breath or blood of a person has reason to believe that the person has consumed alcohol in such a quantity that the concentration of it in his or her blood exceeds 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, or
(b) has reason to believe that the person, while having alcohol in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of breath or blood under section 254 of the Criminal Code (Canada).
310.04(3)In the circumstances described in subsection (2), the peace officer, on behalf of the Registrar, shall
(a) if the person holds a valid driver’s licence issued under this Act, take possession of the driver’s licence and immediately suspend the person’s driver’s licence and his or her driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension,
(b) if the person holds a valid out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension, and
(c) if the person does not hold a valid driver’s licence or out-of-province driving licence, immediately suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension.
310.04(4)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(5)Repealed: 2010, c.27, s.3
310.04(6)A peace officer who serves an order under subsection (3) shall without delay forward to the Registrar
(a) the person’s driver’s licence, if one has been surrendered,
(b) a copy of the completed order,
(c) a report sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer, and
(d) a copy of any certificate of analysis under section 258 of the Criminal Code (Canada) with respect to the person described in subsection (3).
310.04(7)The order of suspension and report of the peace officer referred to in this section shall be in the form, contain the information and be completed in the manner required by the Registrar.
310.04(8)If a person who holds a licence does not surrender it, the person’s driver’s licence is nevertheless suspended.
310.04(9)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege is suspended under this section for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
310.04(10)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, the driving privilege of a person who does not hold a licence or who holds an out-of-province driving licence is suspended for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
2007, c.44, s.20; 2010, c.27, s.3
Administrative licence suspension
310.04(1)In this section and section 310.05, “motor vehicle” includes a farm tractor.
310.04(2)A peace officer shall take action under subsection (3) if in relation to a person’s operation, or care or control, of a motor vehicle, the peace officer
(a) by reason of an analysis of the breath or blood of a person has reason to believe that the person has consumed alcohol in such a quantity that the concentration of it in his or her blood exceeds 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, or
(b) has reason to believe that the person, while having alcohol in his or her body, failed or refused to comply with a demand to supply a sample of breath or blood under section 254 of the Criminal Code (Canada).
310.04(3)In the circumstances described in subsection (2), the peace officer, on behalf of the Registrar, shall
(a) if the person holds a valid driver’s licence issued under this Act, other than a temporary licence issued under this subsection,
(i) take possession of the driver’s licence and, subject to subsection (4), issue a temporary licence that expires seven days after the date it is issued, or on the expiry date of the seized driver’s licence, whichever is earlier, and
(ii) suspend the driver’s licence and his driving privilege by serving notice on the person a notice of intention to suspend, and an order of suspension that is effective seven days after the date of the order;
(b) if the person holds a valid temporary licence issued under subparagraph (a)(i), take possession of the licence and immediately suspend it and his or her driving privilege by serving on the person an order of suspension;
(c) if the person holds a valid out-of-province driving licence, suspend the person’s driving privilege by serving on the person a notice of suspension, and an order of suspension that is effective seven days after the date of the order; and
(d) if the person does not hold a valid driver’s licence or out-of-province driving licence, suspend the person’s driving privilege, by serving on the person a notice of intention to suspend, and an order of suspension that is effective seven days after the date of the order.
310.04(4)Where the driver’s licence or the driving privilege of a person referred to in subsection (3) is suspended under subsection 310.01(4) or 310.02(6), a temporary licence issued under subsection (3) commences to be valid upon the expiry of the period of that suspension.
310.04(5)A temporary licence shall be deemed to be of the same class and subject to the same restrictions as the licence that has been suspended.
310.04(6)A peace officer who serves a notice and order under subsection (3) shall without delay forward to the Registrar
(a) the person’s driver’s licence, if one has been surrendered,
(b) a copy of the temporary licence, if one has been issued,
(c) a copy of the completed notice and order,
(d) a report sworn or solemnly affirmed by the peace officer, and
(e) a copy of any certificate of analysis under section 258 of the Criminal Code (Canada) with respect to the person described in subsection (3).
310.04(7)The notice of intention and order of suspension, temporary licence and report of the peace officer referred to in this section shall be in the form, contain the information and be completed in the manner required by the Registrar.
310.04(8)If a person who holds a licence does not surrender it, the person’s driver’s licence is nevertheless suspended.
310.04(9)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, a person’s driver’s licence and driving privilege is suspended under this section for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
310.04(10)Unless otherwise ordered in a review under section 310.05, the driving privilege of a person who does not hold a licence or who holds an out-of-province driving licence is suspended for three months from the effective date of the suspension.
2007, c.44, s.20