(1) If a bodily sample is taken from a donor, the sampler must ensure that:
(a) the sample is placed in a container:
(i) immediately after it is taken; and
(ii) in the presence of the donor; and
(b) the container has not previously been used for any purpose; and
(c) the container is sealed in a way that, if it were opened after being sealed, that fact would be evident on inspection of the container; and
(d) the container is labelled in a way that:
(i) if the label, or any part of the label, were removed; or
(ii) if writing on the label were impaired by alteration or erasure;
the removal of the label, or the impairment, would be evident on inspection of the container; and
(e) the particulars on the label are inscribed in ink and include:
(i) the full name of the donor; and
(ii) the date of birth and the sex of the donor; and
(iii) the date and time at which the sample was taken; and
(f) when paragraph (e) is complied with--the sampler and the donor sign the label, in ink.
(2) If the donor is a child under the age of 18 years:
(a) the procedure specified in paragraph (1)(a) must be completed in the presence of the person who is responsible for the long - term care, welfare and development of the child; and
(b) the procedure specified in paragraph (1)(f) is taken to be satisfied only if the person who is responsible for the long - term care, welfare and development of the child signs the label.
(3) If the donor is a person who is suffering from a mental disability:
(a) the procedure specified in paragraph (1)(a) must be completed in the presence of:
(i) a trustee or manager in relation to the person under a law of the State or Territory whose laws apply to the person; or
(ii) a person who is responsible for the care, welfare and development of the person suffering from a mental disability; and
(b) the procedure specified in paragraph (1)(f) is taken to be complied with only if the label is signed:
(i) by a trustee or manager in relation to the person under a law of the State or Territory whose laws apply to the person; or
(ii) by a person who is responsible for the care, welfare and development of the person suffering from a mental disability.