Making, and effect, of police assistance removal order
411D Making, and effect, of police assistance removal order
A magistrate may make a police assistance removal order only if the magistrate is satisfied the relevant person has consented to be removed into the custody of a police officer for the purposes of an investigation of an offence or intelligence gathering in relation to criminal activity on the basis that the person is not a suspect for—
the offence the subject of the investigation; or
an offence involved in the criminal activity.
If a police assistance removal order is made, the relevant person can not, during the assistance period, be questioned by a police officer about—
an offence the person has been charged with; or
the commission of an offence the person is suspected of being involved in.
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