111Scanning, frisk and ordinary searches—direction to

111 Scanning, frisk and ordinary searches—direction to search detainee (1) The director-general may, at any time, direct a corrections officer to conduct a scanning search, frisk search or ordinary search of a detainee if the director-general believes, on reasonable grounds, that it is prudent to conduct the search to protect— (a) the safety of anyone at a correctional centre; or Examples of searches 1 searching a detainee returning to a correctional centre after performing community service 2 searching a detainee returning to the detainee’s accommodation at a correctional centre after working in another part of the centre (2) Also, a corrections officer may conduct a scanning search, frisk search or ordinary search of a detainee if the officer suspects, on reasonable grounds, that the detainee is carrying— (a) a prohibited thing; or

(b) anything else that creates, or is likely to create, a risk to— (i) the personal safety of the detainee or anyone else; or Note Section 126 provides for the use of force to carry out searches under this