Corruption, Crime and Misconduct Act 2003
Part 4Organised crime: exceptional powers and fortification removal
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Part 4 — Organised crime: exceptional powers and fortification removal
Division 1 — Basis for, and control of, use of exceptional powers
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Terms used 75
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Exceptional powers finding, making of 75
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Purpose of Divisions 2 to 5 76
Division 2 — Examination before Commission
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Commission, on application of police, may summons witnesses 77
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Examination of witnesses by Commissioner of Police 77
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Examination of witness about offence with which witness charged 77
Division 3 — Entry, search and related matters
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Commission may limit exercise of certain exceptional powers 78
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Section 5 offences, enhanced police powers to enter, search etc. places 79
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Section 5 offences, enhanced police powers to stop, search etc. people and conveyances 80
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Searches of people, conduct of 81
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Power to search includes power to break open 83
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Offences 83
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Police to report on use of powers under this Division 83
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Overseeing exercise of powers under this Division 84
Division 4 — Assumed identities
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Approval for assumed identity 85
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Police to report on activities undertaken under assumed identity approval 85
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Overseeing exercise of powers under this Division 86
Division 5 — Controlled operations
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Terms used 86
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Authority to conduct controlled operation and integrity testing 87
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Police to report on controlled operation or integrity testing programme 88
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Overseeing exercise of powers under this Division 89