When a bodily sample is taken from you under this Act, it must be done in a way that gives you reasonable privacy. This means the sample will be taken in circumstances that respect your privacy. You can find more information about this in section 52.
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52A: Who must be present when suspect under age of 18 years takes own buccal sample for suspect request or Part 2A request, or
"Who needs to be with you when you're under 18 and take your own buccal sample?"
54: Procedure for taking bodily sample pursuant to compulsion order or databank compulsion notice, or
"How a constable takes a bodily sample from you"
Subject to section 52, a bodily sample taken from a person pursuant to this Act shall be taken in circumstances affording reasonable privacy to that person.
