s. 464ZE (ab) a copy of a forensic report relating to the S. 464ZE procedure required by section 464ZD to be (1)(ab) inserted by given or sent by registered post to a person No. 80/1998 had not been given or sent to that person s. 3(b). before the end of the period of 7 days after its receipt by the prosecution; or (b) the procedure was not conducted in accordance with the prescribed standards, if any; or (c) any sample taken was not analysed— (i) in accordance with the prescribed standards, if any; or (ii) if the regulations so require, by an analyst authorised under section 464ZB; or (d) any sample taken and any information which S. 464ZE(1)(d) amended by may identify the person contained in— Nos 81/1997 s. 24(1)(c), (i) any record of or report relating to the 27/2006 s. 8. forensic procedure; or (ii) any copy of such a record or report— should have been but has not been destroyed as required by section 464ZF, 464ZFAAA, 464ZFC, 464ZG, 464ZGA or 464ZGE; or (e) the evidence was obtained as a result of a procedure conducted in accordance with an interim order which subsequently is not confirmed under section 464V(7). (2) A court may admit evidence obtained as a result S. 464ZE(2) amended by of a forensic procedure, or from a sample Nos 81/1997 voluntarily given by a person in accordance with s. 24(2)(a), 80/1998 sections 464ZGB to 464ZGD, otherwise s. 3(c). inadmissible by reason of subsection (1)(a) or (1)(ab) if—
S. 464ZE (1)(ab) inserted by No. 80/1998 s. 3(b). (ab) a copy of a forensic report relating to the procedure required by section 464ZD to be given or sent by registered post to a person had not been given or sent to that person before the end of the period of 7 days after its receipt by the prosecution; or (b) the procedure was not conducted in accordance with the prescribed standards, if any; or (c) any sample taken was not analysed— (i) in accordance with the prescribed standards, if any; or (ii) if the regulations so require, by an analyst authorised under section 464ZB; or S. 464ZE(1)(d) amended by Nos 81/1997 s. 24(1)(c), 27/2006 s. 8. (d) any sample taken and any information which may identify the person contained in— (i) any record of or report relating to the forensic procedure; or (ii) any copy of such a record or report— should have been but has not been destroyed as required by section 464ZF, 464ZFAAA, 464ZFC, 464ZG, 464ZGA or 464ZGE; or (e) the evidence was obtained as a result of a procedure conducted in accordance with an interim order which subsequently is not confirmed under section 464V(7). S. 464ZE(2) amended by Nos 81/1997 s. 24(2)(a), 80/1998 s. 3(c). s. 464ZE (2) A court may admit evidence obtained as a result of a forensic procedure, or from a sample voluntarily given by a person in accordance with sections 464ZGB to 464ZGD, otherwise inadmissible by reason of subsection (1)(a) or (1)(ab) if—
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