(1) If a person fails to attend as required by a summons under section 89, the President or a Deputy President may issue a warrant for the arrest of the person.
(2) Before issuing the warrant, the President or Deputy President must be satisfied that:
(a) the summons was served on the person; or
(b) a reasonable attempt was made to serve the summons on the person.
(3) The warrant authorises the person to whom it is addressed:
(a) to arrest the person at any time and bring the person before the President or Deputy President; and
(b) to detain the person in custody until released by order of the President, a Deputy President or the Supreme Court.
(4) The arrest of a person under this section does not prevent the person from being prosecuted for an offence under section 86.