[34E Certificates of failing fully to participate]
Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 (1988 c 53) | Legislation

[34E  Certificates of failing fully to participate]

[(1)     An offender shall be regarded for the purposes of section 34D of this Act as not fully participating in an approved alcohol ignition interlock programme if (and only if) a certificate that that is so is received by the proper officer of the supervising court.

(2)     A certificate under subsection (1) above may be given if (and only if) the offender has failed—

(a)     to make due payment of fees for the programme,

(b)     to attend for training, education or counselling forming part of the programme in accordance with the programme provider's reasonable instructions,

(c)     to attend at a place specified by

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