117Certain times to be disregarded in calculating investigation period

#### 117 Certain times to be disregarded in calculating investigation period 117 Certain times to be disregarded in calculating investigation period (cf [Crimes Act 1900](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1900-040), s 356F) > > (1) The following times (to the extent that those times are times during which any investigative procedure in which a person who is detained under this Part is to participate is reasonably suspended or deferred) are not to be taken into account in determining how much of an investigation period has elapsed— > > > > > (a) any time that is reasonably required to convey the person from the place where the person is arrested to the nearest premises where facilities are available for conducting investigative procedures in which the person is to participate, > > > > > (b) any time that is reasonably spent waiting for the arrival at the place where the person is being detained of police officers, or any other persons prescribed by the regulations, whose particular knowledge of the investigation, or whose particular skills, are necessary to the investigation, > > > > > (c) any time that is reasonably spent waiting for facilities for complying with section 281 of the [Criminal Procedure Act 1986](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1986-209) to become available, > > > > > (d) any time that is required to allow the person (or someone else on the person’s behalf) to communicate with a friend, relative, guardian, independent person, Australian legal practitioner or consular official, > > > > > (e) any time that is required to allow such a friend, relative, guardian, independent person, Australian legal practitioner or consular official to arrive at the place where the person is being detained, > > > > > (f) any time that is required to allow the person to consult at the place where the person is being detained with such a friend, relative, guardian, independent person, Australian legal practitioner or consular official, > > > > > (g) any time that is required to arrange for and to allow the person to receive medical attention, > > > > > (h) any time that is required to arrange for the services of an interpreter for the person and to allow the interpreter to arrive at the place where the person is being detained or become available by telephone for the person, > > > > > (i) any time that is reasonably required to allow for an identification parade to be arranged and conducted, > > > > > (j) any time that is required to allow the person to rest or receive refreshments or to give the person access to toilet and other facilities as referred to in section 130, > > > > > (k) any time that is required to allow the person to recover from the effects of intoxication due to alcohol or another drug or a combination of drugs, > > > > > (l) any time that is reasonably required to prepare, make and dispose of any application for a detention warrant or any application for a search warrant or crime scene warrant that relates to the investigation, > > > > > (m) any time that is reasonably required to carry out charging procedures in respect of the person, > > > > > (n) any time that is reasonably required to carry out a forensic procedure on the person under the [Crimes (Forensic Procedures) Act 2000](/view/html/inforce/current/act-2000-059), or to prepare, make and dispose of an application for an order for the carrying out of such a procedure, > > > > > (o) any time that is reasonably required for the person to undertake a breath test or breath analysis or to provide a blood or urine sample under Division 4 of Part 10. > > > (2) In any criminal proceedings in which the question of whether any particular time was a time that was not to be taken into account because of this section is at issue, the burden lies on the prosecution to prove on the balance of probabilities that the particular time was a time that was not to be taken into account. > > **s 117:** Am 2005 No 98, Sch 2.34; 2006 No 74, Sch 2 \[1\]; 2006 No 128, Sch 1 \[25\]; 2009 No 56, Sch 3.5 \[1\]; 2018 No 29, Sch 1.17 \[7\].