Sch 2Powers in relation to custodial services

Schedule 2 — Powers in relation to custodial services

Division 1 — Power to move persons with mental impairment

1. Power to take charge of, and move, persons in custody of law enforcement officers 61

2. Power to take charge of, and move, prisoners and detainees 61

3. Power to take charge of, and move, persons in court custody 62

4. Power to move young persons remanded for observation 62

5. Power to move mentally ill or mentally impaired accused 62

Division 2 — Powers in relation to keeping persons in custody

6. Powers in this Division apply in relation to exercise of Division 1 powers 63

7. Power to take identifying particulars of persons in custody 63

8. Power to search persons in custody and their possessions 64

9. Power to seize property from persons in custody 64

10. Power to take persons in custody from certain custodial places for medical treatment 65

11. Power to issue orders to persons in custody 65

12. Power to restrain persons in custody 66

13. Power to prevent communication etc. with persons in custody 67

14. Power to make charges of prison offences 68

15. Power to make charges of detention offences 68

Division 3 — Powers in relation to intoxicated detainees

16. Powers as to intoxicated detainees 68

Division 4 — Powers in relation to visitors to lock‑ups and court custody centres

17. Interpretation 68

18. Power to identify visitors to lock‑ups and court custody centres 69

19. Power to deal with disorderly or suspicious visitors to lock‑ups and court custody centres 69

20. Power to search visitors and their possessions at lock‑ups and court custody centres 70

21. Power to require visitors to lock‑ups and court custody centres to deposit property 70

22. Further powers to refuse entry to, or remove visitors from, lock‑ups and court custody centres 70