16Certificates

16 Certificates

(1) As soon as practicable after an analysis is conducted, the analyst who conducted the analysis of the body sample for an alcohol blood test or prohibited drug test must give a certificate to: (a) the Customs worker who provided the sample; and (b) the authorised person who directed that the Customs worker undergo the test. (2) The certificate must state the following information: (a) a unique identifying number relating to the Customs worker; (b) the date when the sample was taken; (c) the date when the sample was received in the accredited pathology laboratory for analysis; (d) the accredited pathology laboratory identification number of the sample; (e) the date when the analysis was conducted; (f) the results of the analysis; (g) the name of the analyst who conducted the analysis; (h) any observations made during the course of the analysis which may have affected test results. (3) If 2 containers were submitted to the accredited pathology laboratory under subsection 14(2), the certificate must also inform the Customs worker that he or she may: (a) collect the unanalysed sample from the laboratory within 6 months after the sample was taken; and (b) have the sample independently tested by another accredited pathology laboratory. (4) The certificate must be signed by the analyst who conducted the analysis.