26Defendant to give 14 days notice of intention to lead evidence of particular matters#

If a defendant proposes to lead evidence to prove in any proceeding—

1. (a)under subsection (15H), that at the time of the operation of a breath analysing instrument it was defective or was not properly operated; or
2. (b)under subsection (16G), that the result of a laboratory test of a specimen of blood or saliva referred to in subsection (16F) or (16FA) was not a correct result; or
3. (c)under subsection (18) or (18A), that the signature referred to therein is not the signature of the health care professional, authorised police officer or analyst by whom the certificate referred to therein purports to be signed or that any matter contained in the said certificate is not correct;

the defendant must give notice thereof to the complainant not less than 14 clear days before the return date of the summons or the appointed date for the hearing of the charge.