BUT surely a breastfeeding candidate would not have to pay additional fees 
to cover the costs of supervision? It would be disgraceful if this were so.
Karleen Gribble
Australia


  If a breastfeeding mother needs to leave (which prior arrangements must be
> setup to alert the Chief Proctor-without disturbing the other 
> candidates)..the
> proctor assists the candidate with her exam materials; holds them until 
> she returns;
> and upon return is taken to an alternate table generally out of the view 
> of the
> other candidates..like in the back of the room..so, again, not to disturb 
> the other
> candidates. The two sections
> of the exam are divided equally and depending how quickly the candidate 
> finishes
> the first half; she could create quite a lenghty break for lunch..I've 
> seen some
> finish so fast that they have a 2 hr break before the 2nd part starts.
>> As far as needing an additional proctor; well that would depend on the 
>> number
> required per number of candidates..but, yes, I believe the assistant 
> proctor (the
> Chief Proctor may NEVER leave the room during the entire day as she is 
> primarily
> responsible for the exam materials) would need to be with the nursing 
> candidate.
> This would be a special circumstance that would need to be addressed to 
> the
> exam committee BEFORE the exam.
> Hope this helps.
> Renee'
>
>
> 

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