results of the test; the test indicated the presence of an infectious disease— effects of the infectious disease on an infected person; and (ii) the risk to public health of the infectious disease. 139 Tests and test results (1) A pathologist or registered medical practitioner who conducts a test under an order or authorisation— the Health Officer under this Division must without delay report the test results to the Chief Health Officer; an authorised senior medical officer this Division must without delay report the test results to the authorised senior medical officer. (2) On receiving the test results, the Chief Health Officer or authorised senior medical officer must without delay give notice of the test results to— appropriate person mentioned in section 134(1)(b); and person tested. (3) A pathologist or registered medical practitioner who conducts a test on a person mentioned in section 134(1)(b) in relation to an order or authorisation—
results of the test; the test indicated the presence of an infectious disease— effects of the infectious disease on an infected person; and (ii) the risk to public health of the infectious disease. 139 Tests and test results (1) A pathologist or registered medical practitioner who conducts a test under an order or authorisation— the Health Officer under this Division must without delay report the test results to the Chief Health Officer; an authorised senior medical officer this Division must without delay report the test results to the authorised senior medical officer. (2) On receiving the test results, the Chief Health Officer or authorised senior medical officer must without delay give notice of the test results to— appropriate person mentioned in section 134(1)(b); and person tested. (3) A pathologist or registered medical practitioner who conducts a test on a person mentioned in section 134(1)(b) in relation to an order or authorisation—
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