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sec.60 When and where relevant person may be recalled to duty for targeted substance test

A relevant person who is not on duty must not be recalled to duty at a place for the purpose of being required to submit to a targeted substance test unless— either— the relevant person has been involved in a critical incident; or an authorised person reasonably suspects the relevant person has contravened section 5A .12 of the Act when the relevant person was on duty; and the relevant person does not live at the place.

(a) either— (i) the relevant person has been involved in a critical incident; or (ii) an authorised person reasonably suspects the relevant person has contravened section 5A .12 of the Act when the relevant person was on duty; and
(i) the relevant person has been involved in a critical incident; or
(ii) an authorised person reasonably suspects the relevant person has contravened section 5A .12 of the Act when the relevant person was on duty; and
(b) the relevant person does not live at the place.
(i) the relevant person has been involved in a critical incident; or
(ii) an authorised person reasonably suspects the relevant person has contravened section 5A .12 of the Act when the relevant person was on duty; and

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