s. 464A prescribed requirements, if any, in relation to the method of recording have been met. S. 464A 464A Detention of person in custody inserted by No. 37/1988 (1) Every person taken into custody for an offence s. 5. (whether committed in or elsewhere) must be— (a) released unconditionally; or (b) released on bail; or S. 464A(1)(c) (c) brought before a bail justice or the amended by Magistrates' Court— No. 57/1989 s. 5(1)(a)(i). within a reasonable time of being taken into custody. (2) If a person suspected of having committed an offence is in custody for that offence, an investigating official may, within the reasonable time referred to in subsection (1)— (a) inform the person of the circumstances of that offence; and (b) question the person or carry out investigations in which the person participates in order to determine the involvement (if any) of the person in that offence. S. 464A(3) (3) Before any questioning (other than a request for amended by the person's name and address) or investigation No. 129/1993 s. 5. under subsection (2) commences, an investigating official must inform the person in custody that he or she does not have to say or do anything but that anything the person does say or do may be given in evidence. (4) In determining what constitutes a reasonable time for the purposes of subsection (1) the following matters may be considered—
prescribed requirements, if any, in relation to the method of recording have been met. S. 464A inserted by No. 37/1988 s. 5. 464A Detention of person in custody s. 464A (1) Every person taken into custody for an offence (whether committed in or elsewhere) must be— (a) released unconditionally; or (b) released on bail; or S. 464A(1)(c) amended by No. 57/1989 s. 5(1)(a)(i). (c) brought before a bail justice or the Magistrates' Court— within a reasonable time of being taken into custody. (2) If a person suspected of having committed an offence is in custody for that offence, an investigating official may, within the reasonable time referred to in subsection (1)— (a) inform the person of the circumstances of that offence; and (b) question the person or carry out investigations in which the person participates in order to determine the involvement (if any) of the person in that offence. S. 464A(3) amended by No. 129/1993 s. 5. (3) Before any questioning (other than a request for the person's name and address) or investigation under subsection (2) commences, an investigating official must inform the person in custody that he or she does not have to say or do anything but that anything the person does say or do may be given in evidence. (4) In determining what constitutes a reasonable time for the purposes of subsection (1) the following matters may be considered—
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