(1) A relevant person
who has given consent to the carrying out of a
volunteers and victims procedure may, by withdrawing his or her consent,
withdraw the authority to carry out the procedure at any time before
completion of the procedure.
(2) If, at any time
before completion of a volunteers and victims procedure, the relevant person
who has given consent to the procedure behaves in a way that would indicate
withdrawal of consent to a reasonable observer, the person is taken to have
withdrawn consent under subsection (1).
(3) If authority to
carry out a volunteers and victims procedure is withdrawn under
subsection (1), the procedure may only be continued or resumed if—
(a) a
new authorisation for the procedure is obtained under this Division; or
(b) the
procedure is authorised under some other law.
(4) If authority to
carry out a volunteers and victims procedure is withdrawn under
subsection (1), any evidence obtained as a result of the procedure is not
admissible in any proceedings.