Study q cards

Question 1

Section 7 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 1

Power to enter without warrant arrest a person unlawfully at large

Question 2

Section 8 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 2

Power of entry without warrant to avoid loss of offender or Evidential material

Question 3

Section 11 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 3

Power to search people who are or to be locked up in police custody

Question 4

Section 13 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 4

Property that has been taken from people locked up in police custody under section 11 must be returned if it is no longer threat to safety

Question 5

Section 14 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 5

Power of entry to prevent offence or respond to risk to life or safety

Question 6

Section 15 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 6

Power of entry without warrant to find and avoid loss of evidential material for serious offence
14 + imprisonment offence has been committed

Question 7

Section 16 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 7

Power to search people in public places without warrant for evidential material
Relating to certain offences

14+
E.M
Secure
Exclude

Question 8

Section 17 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 8

Power of entry and search of vehicles for Evidential material relating to certain offences

14+
E.M
Enter and search

Question 9

Section 27of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 9

Power to search people in public place without warrant against section 202A (4)(a) of crimes Act 1961

Question 10

Section 28of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 10

Power to search vehicles without warrant for offensive weapons

Question 11

Section 29 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 11

Power to search vehicles without warrant for lost property

Question 12

Section 83 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 12

Power to enter a place without warrant after arrest if you believe there is evidential material that could be CADD

Question 13

Section 84 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 13

Power to enter a vehicle if you believe that there is evidential material inside after arrest

Question 14

Section 85 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 14

Power to search people when arresting for anything that may harm any person or facilitate escape
Rub down search
RAN

Question 15

Section 88 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 15

Power to search people if you believe they have evidential material on them related to the offence arrested for
Harm any person or facilitate escape

Question 16

Section 21 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 16

Warrant less searches of people found in or on place or vehicles

Question 17

Section 22 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 17

Warrantless power to search for controlled drugs and precursor substances if offence suspected against MODA 1975
Public places

Question 18

Section 21 of Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Answer 18

Warrantless search of places and vehicles in relation to some misuse of drugs Act 1975 offence

Question 19

Definition of Firearm

Answer 19

Firearm mean anything from which any shot, bullet, missile or other projectile can be discharged by force of explosive and includes:

• Anything adapted so it can be used to discharge a shot
• Anything not capable of discharging a shot but by its completion would be a firearm
• Any part of a firearm

Question 20

Definition of Air gun

Answer 20

Weapons from which by the use of gas or compressed air any shot can be discharged

Question 21

Definition of Imitation Firearm

Answer 21

Means anything that has the appearance of being a firearm, whether or not it is capable of discharging any shots

Question 22

Definition of Pistol

Answer 22

Means any firearm that is designed or adapted to be held and fired with one hand and includes any firearm that is les then 762mm in length

Question 23

Section 9 of bill of rights act 1990

Answer 23

Everyone has the right not to be subjected to torture or to cruel,

Question 24

Section 22 of bill of rights act 1990

Answer 24

Everyone is protected from arbitrary or random arrest or detention,
“You are free to leave anytime
You do not have to remain to answer any questions “

Question 25

Section 21 of bill of rights act 1990

Answer 25

Every person should be secure against unreasonable search and seizure of their personal property or correspondence

Question 26

Section 23 of bill of rights act 1990

Answer 26

People arrested or detained under any enactment have rights and must be informed of their rights

Question 27

Victims rights act 2002 section 7

Answer 27

Members of police and others dealing with victims should treat them with courtesy, respect, dignity of their privacy,

Question 28

Victims rights act 2002 section 12

Answer 28

The prosecuting authority must advice the victims

• progress if the investigation
• charges filed or actions taken
• date and place of preceding
• Role of victims as a witness
• outcome of proceedings

Question 29

Section 119 of search and surveillance act 2012

Answer 29

If you are exercising a power of search in a place or vehicles you may search any person

• found at the place
• who arrives at the place
• tries to enter or get into a vehicle

Question 30

Section 7 of victims rights Act 2002

Answer 30

Members of police dealing with victims should treat them with courtesy, respect and dignity of their privacy

Question 31

Victims rights Act 2002 section 12

Answer 31

The prosecuting authority must advice the victims

• progress of the investigation
• charges filed or actions taken
• Date and place of proceedings
• Role of victims as a witness
• Outcome of proceedings

Question 32

Section 110 of search and surveillance act 2012

Answer 32

Enter and search

• request assistance
• use reasonable force
• seize
• bring and use equipments
• use reasonable measures
• copy
• take photographs

Question 33

Section 40 of the Arms Act 1983

Answer 33

Give you the power to demand the particulars of anyone in possession of a firearm
Full name
Address
DOB

Question 34

Arms Act 1983

Section 40

Answer 34

Give you the power to demand the particulars of anyone in possession of a firearm

Question 35

Child, Young person and their family act 1989 section 215

Answer 35

A child or young person must be informed of their rights appropriate to their age

Question 36

Child, Young person and their family act 1989 section 9

Answer 36

A child or young person should receive information in a language they understand

Question 37

Child, Young person and their family act 1989 section 222(1)

Answer 37

Nominated person has to be 
-parent or legal guardian 
-adult member of family 
-any other adult over 20 years old
Selected my the child or young person

Question 38

CYP Care and protection 
Section 10(B) or summary offences act

Child left unaccompanied

Answer 38

This section applies to the people who leave their child alone at homes or in cars without reasonable provisions in regards to all circumstances

Question 39

Child, Young person and their family act 1989
Care and protection

Section 14

Answer 39

A CYP is in need of care and protection
- If their parents are unable or unwilling to control child aged 10-14 who will be harmed or impaired

-the child or young person has behaved in a manner that is likely to be harmful

Question 40

Child, Young person and their family act 1989
Care and protection
Section 48

Answer 40

Where a CYP is found by police unaccompanied by parents or guardians where their physical or mental health is being impaired.

The police must take into the custody of parents or guardians with consent

If no consent is given take them in the custody of FYF