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Ten days.
Ten days, counted from the date of the failed test. The minimum interval between subsequent attempts is fifteen days. These intervals may exceptionally be reduced for recognised and justified urgency. The question asks for the interval stated in the regulations, rather than a calculation of calendar dates or the actual availability of the next test.
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