Yes. Clients enroll voluntarily to mitigate child custody disputes, to ensure safe driving habits for inexperienced drivers, to help family members under temporary difficulties or to provide other non-judicial safeguards. Interlocks provided to voluntary participants perform within the same stringent NCDMV certified standards but may, at times, be modified to allow a lower frequency of retesting or other minor mechanical functions after careful consultation. Inspection, data download, and calibration must still occur at a Monitech service center every 60 days. Results of the Monitech data download are normally provided only to the user. However, in child custody cases, the voluntary user is often required to designate other recipients (spouse’s attorney, etc.) to meet court-ordered obligations. Parents of dependent children may also receive the interlock test results.