undergo testing for a controlled drug, a psychoactive substance, or alcohol:

submit to continuous monitoring of the offender’s compliance with the drug or alcohol condition through a drug or alcohol monitoring device connected to the offender’s body:

contact an automated system, and undergo testing for a controlled drug, a psychoactive substance, or alcohol if required by a response notice given by the automated system.

subject to a sentence of supervision, intensive supervision, or home detention with a drug or alcohol condition; or

subject to a post-detention condition or a post-imprisonment condition that is a drug or alcohol condition.

undergo testing for a controlled drug, a psychoactive substance, or alcohol using a testing procedure prescribed in rules made under section 80ZT(1)(a):

submit, during a reasonable period specified in the notice, to continuous monitoring of the offender’s compliance with the drug or alcohol condition through a drug or alcohol monitoring device of a type prescribed in rules made under section 80ZT(1)(d):

contact, in 1 or more specified reasonably practicable ways, during 1 or more specified periods on specified days, a specified automated system and, if required by a response notice given by the automated system, undergo testing for a controlled drug, a psychoactive substance, or alcohol, using a specified testing procedure prescribed in rules made under section 80ZT(1)(a).

must comply with any rules made under section 80ZT; and

may—

must, if requiring the offender to do what is specified in subsection (2)(a) or (c), determine the prescribed testing procedure to be used for the testing required under subsection (2)(a), or required if the offender is selected to undergo testing by an automated system that the offender is required to contact under subsection (2)(c).

a constable; or

an employee of the Department of Corrections authorised by the chief executive of that department to require offenders to undergo testing or monitoring.

by giving the notice personally and in writing to the offender:

by giving the notice personally and orally to the offender, then, unless the notice requires the offender only to undergo breath screening, as soon as practicable recording it in writing and giving a copy to the offender:

if the notice is given under section 80ZO(2)(a), by giving the notice to the offender by telephone or other means of electronic communication (as defined in section 5 of the Electronic Transactions Act 2002), then as soon as practicable recording it in writing (if it is not already in writing) and giving a copy to the offender.

a public place (as defined in section 2(1) of the Summary Offences Act 1981); or

a place that is wholly or partly outside a dwelling house, or any other building, at the offender’s residential address.

may be used for all or any of the following purposes:

must not, except at the request or with the consent of the offender, be used—

is accurate; and

was obtained in the manner required by sections 80ZO to 80ZQ.

subject to a sentence of supervision, intensive supervision, or home detention with a drug or alcohol condition, or subject to a post-detention condition or post-imprisonment condition that is a drug or alcohol condition; and

required, under section 80ZO(2)(b), to submit to continuous monitoring of the offender’s compliance with the condition.

attaching a drug or alcohol monitoring device to, or removing the device from, the offender:

servicing or inspecting the device:

installing, removing, servicing, or inspecting any equipment necessary for the operation of the device.

an authorised person (as defined in section 80ZO(7)) who has produced evidence of that person’s identity to the offender:

a person accompanying a person described in paragraph (a):

a person who—

prescribing, for the purposes of section 80ZO(2)(a) and (c), 1 or more types of testing procedure that an offender to whom section 80ZO applies may be required to undergo:

specifying how often each of the prescribed testing procedures may be carried out:

prohibiting authorised persons from requiring an offender to undergo certain testing procedures if other less intrusive testing procedures are available and are sufficient in the circumstances:

prescribing, for the purposes of section 80ZO(2)(b), 1 or more types of drug or alcohol monitoring device that may be connected to an offender to whom section 80ZO applies:

specifying restrictions as to how often, and for how long—

prescribing, for any 1 or more of the following, minimum levels that must be present in a bodily sample collected from an offender in order for the sample to be used as evidence that the offender has breached a drug or alcohol condition:

include, as part of the procedure, either or both of the following:

require an offender to be supervised by a person of the same sex as the offender during the collection of a bodily sample required for testing:

provide for an offender to elect, if the offender meets in advance all actual and reasonable costs, to have part of a bodily sample (or 1 bodily sample from a set of samples collected at the same time) independently tested in a manner prescribed in the rules.

prescribe testing procedures that are no more intrusive than is reasonably necessary to ensure compliance with a drug or alcohol condition; and

allow for offenders to be tested no more often than is reasonably necessary to ensure compliance with a drug or alcohol condition; and

ensure that offenders liable to testing and monitoring are afforded as much privacy and dignity as is reasonably practicable.

on an Internet site that is maintained by or on behalf of the Department of Corrections and that is, so far as practicable, publicly available free of charge; and

for public inspection free of charge; and

for purchase at a reasonable price.