(1) Forensic material is any of the following taken of or from a person's body:
(a) a sample;
(b) a handprint, fingerprint, footprint or toeprint;
(c) a photograph or video recording;
(d) a cast or impression.
Note Sample is defined in the dictionary to include a sample that consists of matter from someone else's body.
(2) A forensic procedure is an intimate forensic procedure or non-intimate forensic procedure.
Note Intimate forensic procedure and non-intimate forensic procedure are defined in s 6 and s 7.
(3) A "forensic procedure" does not include—
(a) any intrusion into a person's body cavities (other than the mouth); or
(b) the taking of anything of or from a person's body for the sole purpose of establishing the identity of the person.