26Provision of body samples (other than urine samples) for a blood test or prohibited drug test

26 Provision of body samples (other than urine samples) for a blood test or prohibited drug test (1) An authorised person taking a body sample (other than a urine sample) for the purposes of a blood test or prohibited drug test must: (a) place approximately equal quantities of the sample into 2 containers; and (b) label each container for future identification; and (c) ensure that each container is sealed. (2) The authorised person who has taken the sample must: (a) if satisfied that the AFP employee or special member from whom the sample has been taken is incapable of understanding the procedures that have been applied to him or her — put both sealed containers in a one-way box; or (b) in any other case — give 1 sealed container to the employee or special member and put the other sealed container in a one-way box. (3) The authorised person must arrange for the container or containers to be submitted to an accredited laboratory for analysis to determine: (a) the concentration of alcohol in the blood; or (b) whether the body sample contains alcohol or a prohibited drug, as the case requires.