Tasmanian Consolidated Regulations Tasmanian Consolidated Regulations
(1) For the purposes of the Main Act, a sample of urine taken is to be taken, and each container into which a part of that sample is placed is to be labelled, in a manner that conforms with such of the following requirements as are respectively applicable to the taking and labelling:
(a) the sample is to consist of approximately 200 millilitres of urine;
(b) the receptacle in which the urine is collected and any container in which it is later placed is to be clean and dry and free from alcohol, ether, acetone or any other volatile organic substance;
(c) the label on any container in which the urine is placed is to be marked with the name of the person from whom the sample was taken, the date and time at which it was taken and the name of the medical practitioner by whom it was taken;
(d) the label on the container containing the control sample, in addition to being marked as prescribed by paragraph (c), is to be marked with the word "Control" .
(2) In this regulation –
"control sample" means that part of a urine sample taken under and for the Main Act that may not, except as a court may otherwise direct, be analysed or otherwise dealt with except on a request under section 13B(1) of the Main Act.