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Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000
sec.402What removal order must state
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### sec.402 What removal order must state
A removal order must state the following—
the name of the person the subject of the order (the relevant person ) and the prison or detention centre in which the person is in custody;
that the chief executive (corrective services) or, if the relevant person is in custody in a detention centre, the person in charge of the detention centre must release or make arrangements for the release of the relevant person into the custody of the police officer named in the order;
the name of the police officer who will have control of the relevant person while the person is absent from the prison or detention centre;
the reason for the relevant person’s removal;
the place, if known, to which the relevant person is to be removed;
that the relevant person must be returned to the prison or detention centre as soon as reasonably practicable after the detention period ends;
any other conditions the magistrate considers appropriate.
s 402 (prev s 196) renum 2000 No. 22 s 13
amd 2006 No. 29 s 513
- (a) the name of the person the subject of the order (the relevant person ) and the prison or detention centre in which the person is in custody;
- (b) that the chief executive (corrective services) or, if the relevant person is in custody in a detention centre, the person in charge of the detention centre must release or make arrangements for the release of the relevant person into the custody of the police officer named in the order;
- (c) the name of the police officer who will have control of the relevant person while the person is absent from the prison or detention centre;
- (d) the reason for the relevant person’s removal;
- (e) the place, if known, to which the relevant person is to be removed;
- (f) that the relevant person must be returned to the prison or detention centre as soon as reasonably practicable after the detention period ends;
- (g) any other conditions the magistrate considers appropriate.