custody of the person who is taking that person to the specified place of detention. (4) If the Chief Health Officer ceases to believe that any of the matters specified in section 113(1) apply, the Chief Health Officer must— the examination and testing order by a written notice of revocation; a copy of the notice of revocation on the person to whom the examination and testing order applied; a copy of the notice of revocation to any registered medical practitioner specified in the examination and testing order. (5) The Chief Health Officer can only make a further examination and testing order under section 113(1) providing for a person to be detained if the Chief Health Officer is satisfied that since the person was last detained there has been a change in the person's health which constitutes a different serious risk to public health. 115 Registered medical practitioner must provide results A registered medical practitioner who conducts an examination or test on a person in accordance with an examination and testing order must as soon as is reasonably practicable provide written results of the examination or test to— Chief Health Officer; and
custody of the person who is taking that person to the specified place of detention. (4) If the Chief Health Officer ceases to believe that any of the matters specified in section 113(1) apply, the Chief Health Officer must— the examination and testing order by a written notice of revocation; a copy of the notice of revocation on the person to whom the examination and testing order applied; a copy of the notice of revocation to any registered medical practitioner specified in the examination and testing order. (5) The Chief Health Officer can only make a further examination and testing order under section 113(1) providing for a person to be detained if the Chief Health Officer is satisfied that since the person was last detained there has been a change in the person's health which constitutes a different serious risk to public health. 115 Registered medical practitioner must provide results A registered medical practitioner who conducts an examination or test on a person in accordance with an examination and testing order must as soon as is reasonably practicable provide written results of the examination or test to— Chief Health Officer; and
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