Saskatchewan Bill to Quicken Testing for First Responders Exposed to Possible Viruses
The proposed law would let courts order tests within hours and bar improper use of results, Justice Minister Tim McLeod said.
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Province aims to get quicker test results for Sask. first responders exposed to bodily fluids
Justice Minister Tim McLeod said the amendments to the The Mandatory Testing and Disclosure (Bodily Substances) Act are the result of hearing from law enforcement agencies concerned about delays over court-ordered tests.
Legislation introduced to strengthen protections for first responders
REGINA, Sask. — Amendments to the Mandatory Testing and Disclosure (Bodily Substances) Act have been introduced in the Saskatchewan Legislature. According to Sask. Justice the changes will better protect police officers, first responders, and ...
The introduction of the bill was welcomed by the Regina Police Chief.
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Saskatchewan bill to quicken testing for first responders exposed to possible viruses
REGINA - First responders in Saskatchewan who worry they’ve been infected with viruses on the job will be able to get answers in hours, instead of days, under a new bill.
Saskatchewan - Strong and Steady Saskatchewan: Legislation Introduced to Strengthen Protections for First Responders
On October 29, Saskatchewan introduced legislation to better protect police officers, first responders, and victims of crime who may be exposed to another person's bodily substances. The Mand. . .
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