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To view this page ensure that Adobe Flash Player version 9.0.124 or greater is installed. 35 Drug and alcohol management plans Regulations made for the purposes of subsection 34(1) may make provision for and in relation to any one or more of the following: (a) the persons required to develop a drug and alcohol management plan; (b) the persons to be covered by such plans; (c) the content of such plans (including requirements for drug and alcohol education, for drug or alcohol tests in accordance with a specified standard, and for drug and alcohol management, treatment, counselling and rehabilitation, of persons covered by such plans); (d) the submission of such plans to CASA for approval; (e) the assessment and approval by CASA of such plans; Section 36 (f) the period such plans are to be in force; (g) the amendment of such plans; (h) the records to be maintained by persons required to develop such plans; (i) the obtaining of information or records from persons required to develop such plans. 36 Drug or alcohol tests (1) Regulations made for the purposes of subsection 34(2) may make provision for and in relation to any one or more of the following: (a) the persons who may be required to provide a body sample for a drug or alcohol test; (b) the persons who may require the persons covered by paragraph (a) to provide a body sample for a drug or alcohol test; (c) the conduct of random drug or alcohol tests and the other circumstances in which drug or alcohol tests may be conducted; (d) the provision of body samples for drug or alcohol tests (including the persons or bodies authorised to take body samples); (e) the persons or bodies authorised to conduct drug or alcohol tests; (f)if a drug or alcohol test of a body sample of a person reveals the presence of alcohol or a testable drug in the sample but not the level of alcohol or the testable drug—the conduct of a further drug or alcohol test of the same body sample, or another body sample of the person, to determine the presence (if any), and the level, of alcohol or a testable drug in that sample; (g) the manner of conducting drug or alcohol tests; (h) the devices used in conducting drug or alcohol tests, including the calibration, inspection and testing of those devices; (i) the procedure for the handling and analysis of body samples taken in connection with drug or alcohol tests; Section 36 (j) the notification of test results to the person tested and to CASA; (k) the other persons to whom test results may be notified; (l) the use and disclosure of test results; (m) the giving of test results in certificates or other documents and the evidentiary effect of such certificates or other documents; (n)a person ceasing to perform safety-sensitive aviation activities if a drug or alcohol test in respect of the person returns a positive test result and the conditions the person must satisfy before resuming such activities; (o)a person ceasing to perform safety-sensitive aviation activities if the person refuses to provide a body sample for a drug or alcohol test when required to do so in accordance with the regulations and the conditions the person must satisfy before resuming such activities. (2)For the purposes of paragraph (1)(d), the regulations may provide that a person or body is authorised to take body samples if the person or body: (a)has been accredited by a specified person or body; or (b)has been approved by CASA to take body samples for the purposes of this Part; or (c)is included in a class of persons or bodies approved by CASA to take body samples for the purposes of this Part. (3)For the purposes of paragraph (1)(e), the regulations may provide that a person or body is authorised to conduct drug or alcohol tests if the person or body: (a)has been accredited by a specified person or body; or (b)has been approved by CASA to conduct drug or alcohol tests for the purposes of this Part; or (c)is included in a class of persons or bodies approved by CASA to conduct drug or alcohol tests for the purposes of this Part. (4)The following: Admissibility of test results etc. in legal proceedings (a) a certificate or other document recording the results of a drug or alcohol test conducted in respect of a person; (b)any other information, answer to a question or document relevant to conducting such a test; are not admissible in evidence against the person in any proceedings other than: (c)proceedings under this Act or the regulations; or (d)proceedings prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this paragraph. 37 Conferral of administrative powers (1)Regulations made for the purposes of subsection 34(1) or (2) may make provision with respect to a matter by conferring on a person a power to make a decision of an administrative character. (2)If regulations made for the purposes of subsection 34(1) or (2) confer on a person a power to make a decision of an administrative character, the regulations may also make provision for and in relation to the person delegating that power to another person. 38 Conferral of power to make legislative instruments (1)Regulations made for the purposes of subsection 34(1) or (2) may empower CASA to make legislative instruments. (2)Such an instrument must not prescribe a penalty. 39 General regulation-making power not limited Sections 35 to 38 do not, by implication, limit section 34. Note 1: Paragraph 98(3)(m) allows regulations to be made providing for the review of decisions under the regulations. Note 2: Paragraphs 98(3)(p) and (q) allow regulations to be made providing for penalties for contraventions of the regulations. Note 3: Subsection 98(3A) allows regulations to apply, adopt or incorporate any matter contained in a written instrument or other document as in force at a particular time or from time to time. Part V—Corporate plan 44 Corporate plan |
