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PAGE 8 - WATERLOO CHRONOCLE. WEDNESDAY: Mark Bryson Chronicle Staff There will be no changes to Ontario's mandatory one-year licence suspensions for first time drinking and driving offenders, says the province's Attorney General. Speaking at a luncheon in Kitchener Friday to kick off Community Justice Week, Ian Scott told a group of lawyers, judges and ordinary citizens that there is no distinction between the person who is over the legal limit of .08 and the person who is impaired, and therefore there would be no review of the law, “There will be no change to the law as long as we are government," said Sam. _ The issue was raised by Kitchener lawyer Hal Manson, who questioned whether the law might be too tough on a first time offender, "blowing between .08 and 1.2, who still has very good physicals." He went on to say that the law was working against the "average guy who needs his licence to keep his job." 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