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This legislation has been repealed.

CRIMES (DETENTION AFTER ARREST) REGULATION 1998 - REG 17

Additional matters to be recorded in custody record

17 Additional matters to be recorded in custody record

(1) In addition to the matters specified in section 356V of the Act, the custody manager must record the following particulars in the custody record for a detained person:
(a) in the case of a detained person who has been arrested during the previous 48 hours:
(i) the offence or offences for which the person was arrested during that previous 48 hours; and
(ii) the investigation period that remains after reduction by so much of any earlier investigation period or periods as occurred within that previous 48 hours,
(b) if an application is made for a detention warrant, and the detained person declines to make representations (either personally, or by his or her legal representative) to the authorised justice, the fact that the person so declined,
(c) if a detention warrant is issued, a copy of the warrant or form of detention warrant as the case may be,
(d) the time of any request to make a communication, and the time of any communication, under section 356N or 356O of the Act,
(e) the time of any request for information, or provision of information, pursuant to section 356Q or 356R of the Act, along with the nature of such information,
(f) any request by the person for an interpreter,
(g) any request by the person for medical treatment or medication,
(h) any request by the person for refreshments, toilet facilities, washing, showering or bathing facilities,
(i) if the person's clothing or personal effects are withheld, the reasons for withholding those items.
(2) The custody manager must request the detained person to sign an acknowledgment as to the correctness of any entry made in the custody record pursuant to the matters referred to in section 356V (2) (d) of the Act and subclause (1) (b).



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