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YOUNG OFFENDERS REGULATIONS 1995 - REG 94

94 .         Dogs can be used to search for drugs

        (1)         A superintendent may authorise the use of a trained dog to assist in carrying out a search if the purpose of a search is to detect whether illegal or unauthorised substances are or have been present.

        (2)         The trained dog used must be a “prison dog” within the meaning of the Prisons Act 1981 section 49A.

        (3)         The superintendent may require a trained dog to be used to search a detainee while in detention, and a person, an officer or other employee, or property —

            (a)         on seeking to enter a detention centre;

            (b)         on entering a detention centre;

            (c)         while in a detention centre;

            (d)         on seeking to leave a detention centre;

            (e)         immediately before leaving a detention centre;

            (f)         having just left a detention centre; or

            (g)         when outside but near a detention centre, if the superintendent is of the opinion that it is necessary for the security or good order of the detention centre.

        [Regulation 94 inserted: Gazette 27 Jun 2005 p. 2881.]



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