An Interlock is an electronic breath testing device, connected to the ignition of the vehicle which prevents the vehicle from starting if alcohol is detected. It includes a camera to record a photograph of the person providing the breath sample.
As of 3 December 2018, the Government has extended the reach of interlock laws by requiring a person convicted of a mid-range prescribed concentration of alcohol (PCA) offence to make compulsory the fitting of an interlock device to any vehicle that person drives once their period of disqualification has ended. Previously, this requirement only applied to persons with high-range offences or those convicted of a second major offence within 5 years.
Directors’ duties in NSW: what small business owners need to know
If you run a small company in New South Wales and sit (or plan to sit) on the board, it’s vital to understand that directors’ duties are serious legal obligations — mostly set out in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and enforced by the Australian Securities &...
