(1) While a protection
order (supervision) is in force in respect of a child, an authorised officer
may have access to the child at any reasonable time.
(2) An authorised
officer may apply to a judge or magistrate for a warrant (access) if the
officer —
(a) is
denied access to the child; or
(b) is
unable to find the child for the purposes of access.
(3) An application
under subsection (2) must be made in accordance with section 120.
(4) On an application
under subsection (2) a judge or magistrate may issue a warrant (access) if the
judge or magistrate is satisfied as to a matter referred to in subsection
(2)(a) or (b).
Note for this section:
Section 121 contains
provisions about the effect of a warrant (access).
[Section 52 amended: No. 8 of 2009 s. 32(3).]