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Road Transport (Alcohol and Drugs) Act 1977

7AMeaning of breath analysis instrument

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7A Meaning of breath analysis instrument breath analysis instrument means an instrument prescribed by regulation that is designed to analyse a sample of a person’s breath to record the concentration of alcohol in the person’s breath in either or both of the following: (a) in grams per 100mL of blood; (b) in grams per 210L of breath. Note A breath analysis instrument is used to carry out breath analysis.

Important concepts—alcohol and drug tests Division 2.1

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