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Appeal dismissed for lack of jurisdiction; permanent ignition interlock condition imposed by operation of law.
The appellant's driver's licence was suspended indefinitely following three impaired driving convictions.
The Registrar of Motor Vehicles later reinstated the licence subject to a permanent ignition interlock condition.
The appellant appealed to the Licence Appeal Tribunal to remove the condition.
The Tribunal dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction, finding that the permanent ignition interlock condition was imposed by operation of law under s. 41.2(9) of the Highway Traffic Act, not as a discretionary downgrade, and therefore could not be appealed to or removed by the Tribunal.
