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<h1>Medical examination of arrested persons permitted on police request to collect evidentiary samples; female examinations require female practitioner supervision.</h1> A registered medical practitioner, at a police officer's request, may examine an arrested person when reasonable grounds exist that such examination will yield evidence, using reasonable force and assistance as necessary; examinations include bodily samples and scientific tests such as DNA profiling. Female persons must be examined only by, or under supervision of, a female registered medical practitioner. The practitioner must promptly forward the examination report to the investigating officer. 'Registered medical practitioner' means a holder of a recognised medical qualification entered in the National or State Medical Register.