Quick Question about Derived Exam Score

[YellowTongue]

If, by some random chance, a person was to experience chronic diarrhea during a VCAA exam, and as a result had to spend most of the exam in the bathroom, would they be eligible to apply for a derived exam score?

I know this is an unusual question, but I'm genuinely curious about what would happen if this actually occurred?

Also, what happens if ther's a fire alarm or the power goes out during an exam?

[Orb]

If, by some random chance, a person was to experience chronic diarrhea during a VCAA exam, and as a result had to spend most of the exam in the bathroom, would they be eligible to apply for a derived exam score?

I know this is an unusual question, but I'm genuinely curious about what would happen if this actually occurred?

Also, what happens if ther's a fire alarm or the power goes out during an exam?

It'd have to be proven via medical means that beyond reasonable doubt you have suffered from it and it's not just a ploy to "escape" because the exam wasn't up to your expectations. As with the power going off its happened at my school and they gave everyone a derived score/their actual score depending on which one was higher
(have heard of people getting insanely high s.s like 49 from it)