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Provisions of the 2016 Act | Subject matter |
Section 1 | Power of arrest |
Section 2 | Exercise of the power |
Section 3 | Information to be given on arrest |
Section 4 | Arrested person to be taken to police station |
Section 5 | Information to be given at police station |
Section 6 | Information to be recorded by police |
Section 7 | Authorisation for keeping in custody |
Section 8 | Information to be given on authorisation |
Section 9 | 12 hour limit: general rule |
Section 10 | 12 hour limit: previous period |
Section 11 | Authorisation for keeping in custody beyond 12 hour limit |
Section 12 | Information to be given on authorisation under section 11 |
Section 13 | Custody review |
Section 14 | Test for sections 7, 11 and 13 |
Section 15 | Medical treatment |
Section 16 and schedule 1 | Release on conditions |
Section 17 | Conditions ceasing to apply |
Section 18 | Modification or removal of conditions |
Section 19 | Review of conditions |
Section 20 | Information to be given if sexual offence |
Section 21 | Person to be brought before court |
Section 22 | Under 18s to be kept in place of safety |
Section 23 | Notice to parent that under 18 to be brought before court |
Section 24 | Notice to local authority |
Section 25 | Liberation by police |
Section 26 | Release on undertaking |
Section 27 | Modification of undertaking |
Section 28 | Rescission of undertaking |
Section 29 | Expiry of undertaking |
Section 30 | Review of undertaking |
Section 31 | Information to be given before interview |
Section 32 | Right to have solicitor present |
Section 33 | Consent to interview without solicitor |
Section 34 | Questioning following arrest |
Section 35 | Authorisation for post-charge questioning |
Section 36 | Authorisation: further provision |
Section 37 | Arrest to facilitate questioning |
Section 38 | Right to have intimation sent to other person |
Section 39 | Right to have intimation sent: under 18s |
Section 40 | Right of under 18s to have access to other person |
Section 41 | Social work involvement in relation to under 18s |
Section 43 | Right to have intimation sent to solicitor |
Section 44 | Right to consultation with solicitor |
Section 45 | Use of reasonable force |
Section 46 | Common law power of entry |
Section 47 | Common law power of search etc. |
Section 48 | Power of search etc. on arrest |
Section 49 | Taking drunk persons to designated place |
Section 50 | Duty not to detain unnecessarily |
Section 51 | Duty to consider child’s wellbeing |
Section 52 | Duties in relation to children in custody |
Section 53 | Duty to inform Principal Reporter |
Section 54 | Abolition of pre-enactment powers of arrest |
Section 55 | Abolition of requirement to charge |
Section 56 and schedule 2 | Consequential modification |
Section 57 | Code of practice about investigative functions |
Section 58 | Disapplication in relation to service offences |
Section 59 | Disapplication in relation to terrorism offences |
Section 97 | Publication of prosecutorial test |
Section 109 | Statements by accused |
Section 110(1) and (2)(b) | Live television links |
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