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Consent may be withdrawn

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Part 5Identifying particulars of victims and witnesses

29 Consent may be withdrawn

(1)

This section applies to and in respect of an involved person if an identifying procedure may be done on the involved person under section 28(1).

(2)

An adult involved person who has consented to undergoing the identifying procedure may withdraw his or her consent at any time before the procedure has been completed.

(3)

A responsible person who has consented to an identifying procedure being done on an involved person who is a protected person may withdraw his or her consent at any time before the procedure on the involved person has been completed.

(4)

If consent is withdrawn under this section, section 28(2) or (3) applies, as the case requires.

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