sec.602SPower to detain and photograph

### sec.602S Power to detain and photograph A police officer may detain and photograph the following persons at a police vehicle, watch-house or police station— a respondent for a police banning notice; a person whose bail is subject to a special condition mentioned in the Bail Act 1980 , section 11 (3) , if— the person was granted bail by a police officer at a place mentioned in section 11 (4AA) (a) of that Act; or a condition was imposed on the person by the court under section 11 (4AA) (b) of that Act; a person who has been ordered by a court to attend a police station under the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 , section 43J (4) . If the police officer is unable to photograph the respondent without transporting the respondent to a police vehicle, watch-house or police station, the police officer may detain and transport the respondent to the police vehicle, watch-house or police station. Under this section, a police officer may only— detain a person for the period reasonably necessary to photograph the person; and if subsection (2) applies, detain a person for the period reasonably necessary to transport the person; and photograph a person for the purpose of attaching an image of the person to a banning order for the person. s 602S ins 2014 No. 42 s 118 amd 2018 No. 20 s 32 ; 2021 No. 7 s 59 (sec.602S-ssec.1) A police officer may detain and photograph the following persons at a police vehicle, watch-house or police station— a respondent for a police banning notice; a person whose bail is subject to a special condition mentioned in the Bail Act 1980 , section 11 (3) , if— the person was granted bail by a police officer at a place mentioned in section 11 (4AA) (a) of that Act; or a condition was imposed on the person by the court under section 11 (4AA) (b) of that Act; a person who has been ordered by a court to attend a police station under the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 , section 43J (4) . (sec.602S-ssec.2) If the police officer is unable to photograph the respondent without transporting the respondent to a police vehicle, watch-house or police station, the police officer may detain and transport the respondent to the police vehicle, watch-house or police station. (sec.602S-ssec.3) Under this section, a police officer may only— detain a person for the period reasonably necessary to photograph the person; and if subsection (2) applies, detain a person for the period reasonably necessary to transport the person; and photograph a person for the purpose of attaching an image of the person to a banning order for the person. - (a) a respondent for a police banning notice; - (b) a person whose bail is subject to a special condition mentioned in the Bail Act 1980 , section 11 (3) , if— (i) the person was granted bail by a police officer at a place mentioned in section 11 (4AA) (a) of that Act; or (ii) a condition was imposed on the person by the court under section 11 (4AA) (b) of that Act; - (i) the person was granted bail by a police officer at a place mentioned in section 11 (4AA) (a) of that Act; or - (ii) a condition was imposed on the person by the court under section 11 (4AA) (b) of that Act; - (c) a person who has been ordered by a court to attend a police station under the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 , section 43J (4) . - (i) the person was granted bail by a police officer at a place mentioned in section 11 (4AA) (a) of that Act; or - (ii) a condition was imposed on the person by the court under section 11 (4AA) (b) of that Act; - (a) detain a person for the period reasonably necessary to photograph the person; and - (b) if subsection (2) applies, detain a person for the period reasonably necessary to transport the person; and - (c) photograph a person for the purpose of attaching an image of the person to a banning order for the person.