Police Service Administration Regulation 2016
sec.63Water may be drunk if relevant person claims to be unable to immediately provide urine specimen
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sec.63 Water may be drunk if relevant person claims to be unable to immediately provide urine specimen
This section applies if a relevant person— is required by an authorised person to provide a specimen of urine for a targeted substance test; and tells the doctor or registered nurse to whom the specimen is required to be provided that the relevant person is unable to immediately provide the specimen. The doctor or registered nurse may— allow the relevant person to drink up to 500mL of water as soon as is reasonably practicable; and direct the relevant person to provide the specimen within 1 hour after drinking the water. s 63 amd 2022 Act No. 4 s 28 (sec.63-ssec.1) This section applies if a relevant person— is required by an authorised person to provide a specimen of urine for a targeted substance test; and tells the doctor or registered nurse to whom the specimen is required to be provided that the relevant person is unable to immediately provide the specimen. (sec.63-ssec.2) The doctor or registered nurse may— allow the relevant person to drink up to 500mL of water as soon as is reasonably practicable; and direct the relevant person to provide the specimen within 1 hour after drinking the water.
- (a) is required by an authorised person to provide a specimen of urine for a targeted substance test; and
- (b) tells the doctor or registered nurse to whom the specimen is required to be provided that the relevant person is unable to immediately provide the specimen.
- (a) allow the relevant person to drink up to 500mL of water as soon as is reasonably practicable; and
- (b) direct the relevant person to provide the specimen within 1 hour after drinking the water.