Fifth Session, Thirty-Eighth Legislature
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Bill 209
THE MANDATORY TESTING OF BODILY SUBSTANCES ACT
| Section | Table of Contents |
| 1 | Definitions |
| 2(1) | Application for testing order |
| (2) | Application requirements |
| (3) | Application by another person |
| (4) | Physician may require testing, counselling or treatment of applicant |
| 3(1) | Medical officer may make testing order |
| (2) | Contents of order |
| (3) | Medical officer may hold hearing |
| (4) | Medical officer to provide addresses |
| 4(1) | Appeal to chief medical officer if no order made |
| (2) | Chief medical officer's response |
| 5 | Court order for compliance |
| 6 | Obligation of person taking sample |
| 7 | Obligation of analyst |
| 8 | Results not admissible as evidence |
| 9(1) | Confidentiality |
| (2) | Permitted disclosure |
| (3) | Disclosure in legal proceeding |
| 10 | Protection from liability |
| 11 | Regulations |
| 12(1) | Offence and penalty |
| (2) | Limitation |
| 13 | Act prevails |
| 14(1) | Amendments effective when Public Health Act replaced |
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| 15 | C.C.S.M. reference |
| 16(1) | Coming into force |
| (2) | Coming into force: section 14 |