It's subsection 259(1.2), which prescribes a minimum waiting period before offenders are eligible to participate in a provincial alcohol ignition interlock program. The minimum waiting period is three months for a first offender, ranging up to 12 months for a third and subsequent offender. If the federal Criminal Code were amended by repealing that provision, it would enable impaired driving offenders to get on a provincial interlock program as soon as possible. I think it would go a long way towards closing the gap that seems to have arisen in the research, which suggests that the longer the licence suspension or revocation period, the greater the likelihood that people will not come back into the system of legal licensing and control.
Bear in mind I'm not suggesting for one second that the federal driving prohibition order be rescinded. I'm talking about the waiting time that would allow people, even though they're subject to a driving prohibition order, to participate in an interlock program.