This legislation has been repealed.
Authorisation for tests120B. Authorisation for tests (1) If- (a) the Secretary could make an Order in respect of a person under section 120A; and (b) a specimen of the person's blood has been stored at any place for any purpose; and (c) the Secretary considers that because of the person's state of health or for any other reason it would be inappropriate to make the Order; and (d) the Secretary is satisfied that, if the blood was authorised to be tested and was tested under this section, it could still be used for the purpose for which it was originally stored- the Secretary may authorise the testing of the specimen for any disease for which he or she could order the person to be tested under that section. (2) Sections 120A(2) and (3) and 121(7) apply to an authorisation as if it were an Order.