Circumstances that may prompt requirement for body samples
100 Circumstances that may prompt requirement for body samples
The superintendent may require a body sample from a detainee in the following circumstances —
if the superintendent has been informed of an officer’s suspicion under regulation 99;
if the superintendent has reasonable grounds for suspecting that the detainee has used or ingested an unauthorised or illegal substance;
if a random process of sampling has been instituted in the detention centre and the detainee is selected at random.
The superintendent is to direct, either generally or in respect of the particular case, whether a body sample is to be taken in the form of blood, breath or urine.
[Regulation 100 inserted: Gazette 27 Jun 2005 p. 2884-5.]
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