Taking identifying particulars—proceeding started by notice to appear or complaint and summons

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(1)

This section applies if a police officer decides to start a proceeding against an adult for an identifying particulars offence by notice to appear or complaint and summons.

(2)

Within a reasonable time before, or immediately after, serving the notice to appear or complaint and summons, a police officer may detain the person for the time reasonably necessary to take or photograph all or any of the person’s identifying particulars and take or photograph those particulars.

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468 Taking identifying particulars—proceeding started by notice to appear or complaint and summons