(1) The Chief Health
Officer must ensure that a person to be tested under a test order (other than
a protected person or a deceased person) is informed in language likely to be
readily understood by the person —
(a) of
the person’s obligations under section 88(2) to (4); and
(b) of
the person’s rights under section 88(5); and
(c) of
the person’s right under section 109 to apply to the State
Administrative Tribunal for a review of the decision to make the order; and
(d) that
the person has a right to obtain legal advice and to communicate with a
lawyer; and
(e)
about the purpose and effect of the order; and
(f) that
force may be used to enforce the order; and
(g) that
failure to comply with the order is an offence.
(2) If the person to
be tested under a test order is a protected person or a deceased person, the
Chief Health Officer must ensure that a suitably modified version of the
explanation required by subsection (1) is given to the person on whom the test
order is served in accordance with section 101(2).
(3) Subsections (1)
and (2) apply with all necessary changes if a test order is varied.
(4) Failure to comply
with this section does not invalidate a test order.