Information about donor to be given before bodily sample taken
16E Information about donor to be given before bodily sample taken
A sampler must not take a bodily sample from a donor unless the donor or, if subregulation (3) applies, a person who, under subregulation (3) can complete an affidavit, has —
immediately before the sampler takes the bodily sample, completed an affidavit in the form of Schedule 1 Form 4, to which is attached a recent photograph of the donor named in the affidavit; and
either —
provided to the sampler a recent photograph of the donor, measuring approximately 45 mm by 35 mm, that shows a full face view of the donor’s head and the donor’s shoulders against a plain background; or
made a written arrangement with the sampler for a photograph of that kind to be taken.
The photograph required by subregulation (1)(b) is in addition to the photograph that is required to be attached to Form 4.
If the donor is a child or a represented person the affidavit referred to in subregulation (1)(a) may be completed only by —
in the case of a child, a person who is a responsible person for the child; or
in the case of a represented person, a person who is a guardian of the represented person.
[Regulation 16E inserted: Gazette 28 Jan 2011 p. 245-6.]
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