Effect of test orders
103 Effect of test orders
A test order (other than an order that relates to a protected person or a deceased person) —
authorises a sample of the kind specified in the order to be obtained from the person in accordance with the order; and
requires the person named in the order to give a sample of the kind specified in the order, or to submit to the taking of a sample of that kind, in accordance with the order.
A test order that relates to a protected person —
authorises a sample of the kind specified in the order to be obtained from the protected person in accordance with the order; and
requires the responsible person named in the order to take all reasonable steps to enable that sample to be obtained or taken in accordance with the order.
A test order that relates to a deceased person —
authorises a sample of the kind specified in the order to be taken from the deceased person’s body in accordance with the order; and
requires the person who has lawful custody of the deceased person’s body to take all reasonable steps to enable that sample to be taken in accordance with the order.
A test order also authorises the sample to be tested for the notifiable infectious disease named in the order.
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