Police Administration Act 1978
147FForensic material from corresponding jurisdictions
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147F Forensic material from corresponding jurisdictions (1) Forensic material lawfully obtained (whether before or after the commencement of this section) under a forensic law of a corresponding jurisdiction may be kept, accessed and used in the Territory under this Division. (2) Subsection (1) applies even if the material was obtained: (a) in circumstances in which this Division would not authorise the material to be obtained; or (b) in accordance with requirements that are less stringent than, or are otherwise substantively different to, the requirements applying under this Division. forensic material means anything obtained from carrying out a forensic procedure, and includes the information obtained from an analysis of the thing. 147FA Interpretation (1) In this Division: affected member means a member in relation to whom there are grounds for disease testing. child means a person who is under the age of 18 years. court means the Local Court. disease test approval means an approval under Subdivision 2 for the taking and testing of a blood sample from a transferor.
Police Administration Act 1978 135 disease test authorisation means a disease test approval or a disease test order. disease test order means an order of the court under