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Court Security Act 2013
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31 General directions power
A security officer may, in the course of escorting a person under section 29, direct another person to do a thing, or not to do a thing, if the officer reasonably believes that the direction is necessary in the circumstances for the purpose of ensuring the safety of the person or a security officer.