71EPerson may be required to accompany enforcement officer to undergo blood test

1. An enforcement officer may require the following persons to accompany an enforcement officer to a place where it is likely that the person can undergo an evidential blood test when required to do so by the officer:

2. a person who, after having been required to undergo an oral fluid screening test by the officer under any of sections 71A to 71C, is unable to provide an oral fluid sample that is sufficient to carry out an oral fluid screening test:
3. a person who, after having been required to provide an oral fluid sample by the officer under section 71DE, is unable to provide an oral fluid sample that is sufficient for an approved analyst to carry out analysis in accordance with this Act:
4. a person who has undergone a first oral fluid screening test and a second oral fluid screening test that have produced positive results if—
   1. the person was the driver of a motor vehicle at the time an accident occurred involving the motor vehicle or an enforcement officer has good cause to suspect that the person was in the motor vehicle at the time of the accident; and
   2. the enforcement officer has good cause to suspect that another person has been injured or killed as a result of the accident:
6. a person who fails to complete a compulsory impairment test in a manner satisfactory to an enforcement officer who is trained to give the test when the person is required to do so by an enforcement officer under section 71F.

7. If it is not practicable for a person to undergo a blood test at a place to which the person has accompanied an enforcement officer under subsection (1), an enforcement officer may require the person to accompany the officer to any other place where it is likely that the person can undergo a blood test.

8. The person must—

9. accompany the enforcement officer to a place when required to do so under this section:
10. if the person has accompanied an enforcement officer to a place under this section, remain at that place until the person is required to provide a blood specimen for collection under section 72 or 73.

11. An enforcement officer may arrest without warrant a person who contravenes subsection (3).