s. 86D (b) undergoes an assessment of drug impairment when required under sections 86B and 86C to do so and the assessment, in the opinion of the transport safety officer or police officer carrying it out, indicates that the rail safety worker may be impaired by a drug or drugs. (2) A transport safety officer or police officer may require the rail safety worker to do either or both of the following— (a) allow a registered medical practitioner or an approved health professional nominated by the transport safety officer or police officer to take from the rail safety worker a sample of that rail safety worker's blood for analysis; (b) furnish to a registered medical practitioner or an approved health professional nominated by the transport safety officer or police officer a sample of that rail safety worker's oral fluid for analysis— and for that purpose may further require the rail safety worker to accompany the transport safety officer or police officer to a place where the sample is to be taken or furnished and to remain there until the sample has been taken or furnished or until 3 hours after the carrying out of the rail safety work, whichever is sooner. (3) A transport safety officer or police officer must not require a rail safety worker to allow a sample of his or her blood to be taken for analysis under subsection (2)(a) if that rail safety worker has already had a sample of blood taken from him or her under section 86E after carrying out rail safety work. (4) The registered medical practitioner or approved health professional who takes a sample of blood or is furnished with a sample of oral fluid under
(b) undergoes an assessment of drug impairment when required under sections 86B and 86C to do so and the assessment, in the opinion of the transport safety officer or police officer carrying it out, indicates that the rail safety worker may be impaired by a drug or drugs. (2) A transport safety officer or police officer may require the rail safety worker to do either or both of the following— (a) allow a registered medical practitioner or an approved health professional nominated by the transport safety officer or police officer to take from the rail safety worker a sample of that rail safety worker's blood for analysis; s. 86D (b) furnish to a registered medical practitioner or an approved health professional nominated by the transport safety officer or police officer a sample of that rail safety worker's oral fluid for analysis— and for that purpose may further require the rail safety worker to accompany the transport safety officer or police officer to a place where the sample is to be taken or furnished and to remain there until the sample has been taken or furnished or until 3 hours after the carrying out of the rail safety work, whichever is sooner. (3) A transport safety officer or police officer must not require a rail safety worker to allow a sample of his or her blood to be taken for analysis under subsection (2)(a) if that rail safety worker has already had a sample of blood taken from him or her under section 86E after carrying out rail safety work. (4) The registered medical practitioner or approved health professional who takes a sample of blood or is furnished with a sample of oral fluid under
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