Forensic reports to be made available
464ZD Forensic reports to be made available
S. 464ZD inserted by No. 84/1989 s. 5, amended by No. 84/1989 ss 7(l)(m), 8(d), substituted by No. 129/1993 s. 7, amended by Nos 80/1998 s. 3(a)(i)–(iii), 41/2004 s. 15, 27/2006 s. 7, 3/2019 s. 59 (ILA s. 39B(1)).
If a forensic procedure has been conducted on a person in accordance with section 464R, 464SA, 464T(3), 464U(7), 464V(5), 464ZF(2) or (3) or 464ZFAAA(2) or sections 464ZGB to 464ZGD or otherwise in accordance with this Subdivision, a copy of every forensic report must be given or sent by registered post as soon as practicable to that person (or, in the case of a forensic procedure conducted in accordance with section 464ZF or 464ZFAAA on a person who is a child within the meaning of that section, to that child and a parent or guardian of that child) or his or her legal practitioner.
S. 464ZD(2) inserted by No. 3/2019 s. 59.
If a DNA profile sample has been taken from a DNA person in accordance with section 464SC or 464SE, a copy of every forensic report must be given or sent by registered post as soon as practicable to—
that person or the person's legal practitioner; and
if that person is a child, also to the child's parent or guardian.
S. 464ZD(3) inserted by No. 3/2019 s. 59.
If a DNA profile sample has been taken from a person in accordance with section 464ZFAB, a senior police officer authorisation or an authorisation under section 464ZFAE, a copy of every forensic report must be given or sent by registered post as soon as practicable to that person or the person's legal practitioner.
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