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Re: Compliance Meter

Posted by Cue Miller on February05, 2000 at 10:00:46:
In Reply to: Compliance Meter posted by Doug H. on February05, 2000 at 04:59:49:
In at least one Canadian province, under certain circumstances, one's driving privileges can be suspended if one has OSA and refuses to treat it. The compliance meters are one way of checking up. A poor way to be sure. I dimly recall that the practice is no longer followed. Perhaps a Canadian poster can corroberate (or refute) all this.

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Re: Compliance Meter / Not Very Effective Doug H. 2/05/00 (1 responses)

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