Follow-up testing—previous breaches
84 Follow-up testing—previous breaches
The Commissioner may direct an authorised person to conduct follow-up testing of a police officer who the Commissioner considers has previously breached the code of behaviour.
Follow-up testing may include one or more tests conducted under the Act, section 211A or 211AA or this part.
Follow-up testing must occur—
at least once a year, and
without notice to the officer, and
for an officer who breached the code of behaviour by having the prescribed concentration of alcohol in the officer’s breath or blood—for 3 years after the most recent breach, and
for an officer who breached the code of behaviour by using a prohibited drug or steroid—for 5 years after the most recent breach.
The Commissioner may change or revoke a direction given under this section.
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