Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations

CRIMES (FORENSIC PROCEDURES) REGULATIONS 2000 (2000 NO 56) - SCHEDULE 1

    SCHEDULE 1     (See reg 4)

    APPROPRIATELY QUALIFIED PERSONS

column 1 item	column 2 forensic procedure	column 3 appropriately qualified people for procedure
1	external examination of— •     genital or anal area •     buttocks •     breasts of female or transgender person who identifies as female	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician
2	taking sample of saliva or sample by buccal swab	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician •     police officer
3	taking photograph of, or impression or cast of, wound from— •     genital or anal area •     buttocks •     breasts of female or transgender person who identifies as female	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician
4	external examination of part of body (other than— •     genital or anal area •     buttocks •     breasts of female or transgender person who identifies as female) that requires touching of body or removal of clothing	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician •     police officer
5	taking sample of hair (other than pubic hair)	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician
6	taking sample from nail or from under nail	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician
7	taking sample by swab or washing from any external part of body (other than— •     genital or anal area •     buttocks •     breasts of female or transgender person who identifies as a female)	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician
8	taking sample by vacuum suction, scraping or lifting by tape from any external part of body (other than— •     genital or anal area •     buttocks •     breasts of female or transgender person who identifies as female)	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician
9	taking handprint, fingerprint, footprint or toeprint	•     forensic scientist •     forensic technician •     police officer
10	taking photograph of, or impression or cast of wound from, external part of body (other than— •     genital or anal area •     buttocks •     breasts of female or transgender person who identifies as female)	(a) for a photograph •     doctor •     forensic scientist •     forensic technician •     police officer (b) for an impression or cast of a wound •     doctor •     forensic scientist •     forensic technician

Note 1     Police officer and doctor are defined in the Interpretation Act 1967 , dictionary.

Note 2     People mentioned in column 3 as appropriately qualified for the applicable procedure are additional to those mentioned in section 53 of the Act.

Endnote

Notification

1     Notified in Gazette 2000 No S69 on 21 December 2000.

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