Cap. 483 Art. 4Inspections and control measures.

The inspections and control measures of blood establishments and hospital blood banks shall be carried out by any person duly authorized in writing by the Licensing Authority and shall, on production of this authorization, have a right to:

(a) inspect at any reasonable hour:

(i) any premises owned or managed by a blood establishment or person responsible for management of a hospital blood bank, or at which the blood establishment or person responsible for management of a hospital blood Act on behalf of, and pursuant to a contractual arrangement with, a blood establishment or a person responsible for management of a hospital blood bank; and

(iii) where any facilities for donor evaluation and testing are in the premises of any person other than a blood establishment or hospital blood bank, those facilities in that person’s premises;

(b) to require the production of, and inspect any article or substance at the premises;

(c) to require the production of, inspect and take copies of, or extracts from, any book, document, data or record, in whatever form held at the premises, or any computer data or records which are accessible thereat;

(d) to take possession of any samples for examination and analysis and any other article, substance, book, document, data, record in whatever form held at the premises, or any computer data or records which are accessible thereat;

(e) to question any person whom he finds at the premises and whom he has reasonable cause to believe is able to give him relevant information;

(f) to require any person to afford him such assistance as he considers necessary with respect to any matter within that person’s control, or in relation to which that person has responsibilities;

(g) to require, as he considers necessary, any person to afford him such facilities as he may reasonably require that person to afford him;

(h) carry out any activity he may deem appropriate for the proper execution of his duties and responsibilities as provided by this Act and any regulations made thereunder.