Which is dealt with in Section 88.1 Subsection 3.7. Which again, has nothing to do with Section 88.
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(b) subsections (2.2)(a) and (3)(a) and (b), if the person to
whom subsection (2)(c) applies voluntarily attends
forthwith at a place designated by the peace officer and
accompanies the peace officer to that place, if necessary,
provides a sample of blood and undergoes a test or
analysis of that blood and the result of that test or
analysis indicates that the person’s blood drug
concentration is less than all the blood drug
concentrations for that drug that are prescribed under the
Criminal Code (Canada), the peace officer shall
forthwith return the person’s operator’s licence, if any,
to the person and the suspension of the licence and
disqualification from driving are terminated;
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A person who has had their licence revoked on the roadside under Section 88.1 Subsection 2(c) due to TCH (or any other future legal limits) will have the opportunity to accompany the officer to a location to have their blood tested. Again, if they are found to be impaired by Section 88.1(2)(a) there is no recourse except appealing to the Registar.
Right now the proposed limits are:
THC concentration over 2ng or over 5ng in blood (limits proposed by the federal government). If that means anything to anyone.
Additionally, 88.1(2)(d) has a proposed limit of alcohol and marijuana combination of: Blood Alcohol Concentration over .05 and THC concentration over 2.5ng in blood (limits proposed by the federal government).