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Records of apprehension

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Part 2Preventing inhalation and protecting health and safety
Division 1Records of searches, seizures and apprehensions

7 Records of apprehension

(1) The records of actions in relation to an apprehended person must include the following information:

(a)

a brief description of the actions;

(b) if the actions are taken by a police officer – the officer's name, rank and number;

(c) if the actions are taken by an authorised person – the authorised person's name;

(d)

the date, time and place of the apprehension;

(e) the name (if given) and age (or approximate age) of the apprehended person;

(f)

the gender of the apprehended person;

(g) if the apprehended person is released under section 21(1)(a) of the Act into the care of a person (the carer) at a place of safety – the name of the carer and the address of the place;

(h) if the apprehended person is released under section 21(1)(b) of the Act into a responsible adult's care – the name, address and other relevant particulars of the responsible adult;

(i) if section 21(2) of the Act applies – whether a parent or guardian of the apprehended person has been informed and, if not, the efforts made to inform a parent or guardian;

(j) if the apprehended person is released under section 22(2) of the Act – the time and place of the release;

(k) if section 22(4) of the Act applies – whether a parent or guardian of the apprehended person has been informed and, if not, the efforts made to inform a parent or guardian.

(2) The records may include other information relevant to the actions.

Division 2 Holding apprehended child in police cell

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Section 7 — Records of apprehension — Volatile Substance Abuse Prevention Regulations 2006 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI