Coercive examination powers

Current

In this Act—

coercive examination power means a power conferred under Part 6 in relation to conduct that is (or could be) serious misconduct or serious maladministration to—

(a)

conduct an examination under section 61, or

(b)

summon a witness under section 69 or contemnor under section 93 (1), or

(c)

punish for contempt under section 92 or 93, or

(d)

arrest a witness, or person in contempt, under section 71 or 93 (3), respectively, or

(e)

order attendance of an inmate under section 78, or

(f)

issue a search warrant under section 79 (2).

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