New South Wales Repealed Regulations New South Wales Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
A sampler must not take a sample of blood from a donor:
(a) if a declaration has not been completed in accordance with clause 11 (2), or
(b) if the sampler believes that the donor has, within the previous 6 months, been transfused with blood or a blood product that may have affected the constitution of the donor's blood with regard to inheritable components, or
(c) if, in the sampler's opinion, blood tests on a blood sample taken at the time proposed for the taking of the sample could not effectively be carried out for the purposes of the parentage testing order, or
(d) if, in the sampler's opinion, the taking of a blood sample at the time proposed for the taking of the sample might have an adverse effect on the health of the donor.