PUBLIC HEALTH (CERVICAL CYTOLOGY) REGULATIONS (NO. 30 OF 1994) - REG 5 5. Where a person responsible for the day-to-day control of a laboratory causes registrable particulars to be sent to the Medical Officer of Health in accordance with subregulation 4 (3)

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PUBLIC HEALTH (CERVICAL CYTOLOGY) REGULATIONS (NO. 30 OF 1994) - REG 5

5. Where a person responsible for the day-to-day control of a laboratory causes registrable particulars to be sent to the Medical Officer of Health in accordance with subregulation 4 (3)—

(a) sending the particulars, or causing the particulars to be sent, shall, for all purposes, be taken not to be a breach of confidence or of professional etiquette or ethics or of a rule of professional conduct; and

(b) no civil or criminal liability is incurred by reason only of sending the particulars or causing them to be sent.

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