Defence Force Discipline Regulations 1985
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Form 5—Acknowledgement of consent to search
(regulation 43)
Commonwealth of Australia
Defence Force Discipline Act 1982
I, (full name) acknowledge that:
(a) I have been informed that I may refuse to give my consent, in relation to the investigation of a service offence:
*(i) to be searched;
*(ii) to the search of the clothing worn by me;
*(iii) to the search of property under my immediate control;
*(iv) as the occupier, to the entry and search of the *land/ *premises known as (address or location of land/premises);
*(v) as the person in charge, to the entry and search of the
*ship/ *aircraft/ *vehicle, being (name, registration number or other means of identification of the ship, aircraft or vehicle; if appropriate, describe the part to be searched) and now located at (present location of ship, aircraft or vehicle); and
(b) I have, on (date) at (place and time) voluntarily given my consent, in relation to the investigation of a service offence:
*(i) to be searched;
*(ii) to the search of the clothing worn by me;
*(iii) to the search of the property under my immediate control;
*(iv) to the entry and search of the *land/ *premises described in subparagraph (a) (iv);
*(v) to the entry and search of the *ship/ *aircraft/ *vehicle described in subparagraph (a) (v).
Dated 19 .
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(Signature of person giving this
acknowledgement)
*Omit if inapplicable