Records to be kept
24 Records to be kept
The commissioner must record in writing particulars of each public safety order made by a commissioned officer, including, for example, the following—
when and where the order was made;
the reasons the order was made;
the details of the respondent;
the conditions of the order;
the duration of the order;
the name of the commissioned officer;
whether the order was appealed against;
if paragraph (g) applies—the outcome of the appeal.
The record must be made as soon as practicable after the public safety order is made.
The commissioner must keep in the records of the police service each record the commissioner has kept under this section.
The commissioner must ensure the public interest monitor has access to each record the commissioner has kept under this section for the purpose of performing the monitor’s functions under the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000, chapter 21, part 5.
In this section—
public interest monitor means the public interest monitor appointed under the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000, section 740.
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