British Expats - TB Certificate - Is it needed for ROA (COE) applicants???

I am confused about the TB Certificate as to whether it is required for applicants of Right of Abode (certificate of entitlement). I can't seem to find anything at all when googling.

I understand that if you are applying for a UK visa (6 months+) you must provide a TB certificate as part of the application process.

https://www.gov.uk/tb-test-visa states the following:

Quote:

You will not need a TB test if any of the following apply:

you’re a diplomat accredited to the UK
you’re a returning UK resident and have not been away for more than 2 years
you lived for at least 6 months in a country where TB screening is not required by the UK, and you’ve been away from that country for no more than 6 months

It has no mention of certificate of entitlement applicants being exempt. Then when you click on different countries that require TB testing, such as South Africa (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tuberculosis-test-for-a-uk-visa-clinics-in-south-africa/tuberculosis-testing-in-south-africa) it states the following:

Quote:

You do not need a certificate if you:

are a diplomatic passport holder travelling on official business or on a posting to the UK
qualify for an exempt visa
are applying for a certificate of entitlement
applying as a returning residents

I am sure the rules are the same for all countries that qualify for TB testing and are applying for certificate of entitlement. So i am wondering, why it has not been made clear on the main page.

Does anybody have any facts on this matter?