22 Power to provide for manner of giving effect to direction for use of [scientific tests]
Family Law Reform Act 1969 (1969 c 46) | Legislation

22  Power to provide for manner of giving effect to direction for use of [scientific tests]

(1)     The [Lord Chancellor] may by regulations make provision as to the manner of giving effect to directions under section 20 of this Act and, in particular, any such regulations may—

(a)     provide that [bodily samples] shall not be taken except by [registered medical practitioners or members of such professional bodies as may be prescribed by the regulations];

[(aa)     prescribe the bodily samples to be taken];

(b)     regulate the taking, identification and transport of [bodily samples] ;

(c)

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