sec.101Taking a person to another place for search

### sec.101 Taking a person to another place for search If it is impracticable to search for a thing that may be concealed on a person where the person is, the authorised commission officer may take the person to a place with adequate facilities for conducting the search. To search a person out of public view and cause minimal embarrassment to the person, a person in a casino may be taken to another room in the casino. Before taking a person to another place for a search because it is impracticable to search for a thing that may be concealed on the person where the person is, the authorised commission officer must consider the following— whether the thing sought may be concealed on the person; whether, for an effective search, the search should be conducted somewhere else; the need to protect the dignity of the person. (sec.101-ssec.1) If it is impracticable to search for a thing that may be concealed on a person where the person is, the authorised commission officer may take the person to a place with adequate facilities for conducting the search. To search a person out of public view and cause minimal embarrassment to the person, a person in a casino may be taken to another room in the casino. (sec.101-ssec.2) Before taking a person to another place for a search because it is impracticable to search for a thing that may be concealed on the person where the person is, the authorised commission officer must consider the following— whether the thing sought may be concealed on the person; whether, for an effective search, the search should be conducted somewhere else; the need to protect the dignity of the person. - (a) whether the thing sought may be concealed on the person; - (b) whether, for an effective search, the search should be conducted somewhere else; - (c) the need to protect the dignity of the person.