sec.5A.7Alcohol limits

### sec.5A.7 Alcohol limits A relevant person must be under the low alcohol limit— when reporting for duty for a rostered shift; or while on duty for a rostered shift; or while on call on a rotational basis for duty. Also, a relevant person must be under the general alcohol limit when not rostered for duty but permanently on call for duty in a place where there is a police station at which no more than 1 or 2 officers are permanently stationed. However, if the relevant person is a member of the special emergency response team, the person must not be over the no alcohol limit when reporting for duty, while on duty, or while on call on a rotational basis. This section does not apply to a relevant person who is a police officer to the extent it prevents the person consuming alcohol while performing duties under an exemption under section 5A .9(4). s 5A.7 ins 2003 No. 67 s 5 amd 2014 No. 17 s 123 (sec.5A.7-ssec.1) A relevant person must be under the low alcohol limit— when reporting for duty for a rostered shift; or while on duty for a rostered shift; or while on call on a rotational basis for duty. (sec.5A.7-ssec.2) Also, a relevant person must be under the general alcohol limit when not rostered for duty but permanently on call for duty in a place where there is a police station at which no more than 1 or 2 officers are permanently stationed. (sec.5A.7-ssec.3) However, if the relevant person is a member of the special emergency response team, the person must not be over the no alcohol limit when reporting for duty, while on duty, or while on call on a rotational basis. (sec.5A.7-ssec.4) This section does not apply to a relevant person who is a police officer to the extent it prevents the person consuming alcohol while performing duties under an exemption under section 5A .9(4). - (a) when reporting for duty for a rostered shift; or - (b) while on duty for a rostered shift; or - (c) while on call on a rotational basis for duty.