SS03

Question 1

Define a ‘serious offence’

Answer 1

Penalty of 14+ years imprisonment

Question 2

Explain section 15 of Search and Surveillance act 2012

Answer 2

If I have RGTS a serious offence has, is or is about to be commuted and RGTB evidential material relating to the offence is in and place AND CADD will happen I can:
- Enter and Search a place without a warrant

RAIN
169 Notify

Question 3

What additional powers can support a S15 SASA search:

Answer 3

116: Secure the scene incl. excluding anyone that would hinder/obstruct
118: Detain people who are on the scene and those who try to arrive to determine their connection
119: Search a person I RGTB has evidential material to the serious offence arriving to/at scene
- RGTS search a person if they have an item that threatens safety

Question 4

Explain section 116 of the Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 4

Securing the scene (FCP)

- Excluding any who would hinder/obstruct

Question 5

Explain section 118 of the Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 5

Detain people who are on on scene and those who try to arrive to determine their connection to the scene
- Use reasonable force

Question 6

Explain section 119 of the Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 6

Search a person you believe has evidential material relating to a significant Offence who has arrive to/is at a scene
- Dangerous item that threatens safety

Question 7

Explain section 17 search and surveillance act

Answer 7

Searching a vehicle in a public place if you have RGTB evidence is in the vehicle AND CADD Will of our if you don’t

RAIN and 169

Question 8

Explain section 16 of the Search and Surveillance act:

Answer 8

In a public place if you have RGTB somebody has evidential material relating to a serious offence on them, you may search that person.

• Detain
• Search
• Secure

RAN