(2) Subsection (1A)(b) and (c) do not apply to a S. 104C(2) visitor to a police gaol or person wishing to enter amended by No. 45/2017 a police gaol who is— s. 37(2). (a) a judge of the Supreme Court or County Court; or (b) a magistrate; or (c) a relative or friend of a detained person; or S. 104C(2)(d) (d) visiting a detained person who is a child amended by within the meaning of the Children, Youth No. 48/2006 s. 42(Sch. and Families Act 2005. item 8.6). S. 104C(3) (3) The officer in charge of a police gaol may search amended by or examine or order a police officer, a police Nos 59/2015 custody officer supervisor or a police custody s. 19(2), 45/2017 officer to search or examine a detained person s. 37(3). (other than a charged person) if the officer in charge believes on reasonable grounds that the search or examination is necessary— (a) for the security or good order of the police gaol; or (b) for the safety of persons at the police gaol (whether in custody or not); or (c) to locate a weapon, or any thing that may be used in the escape of a person from a police gaol; or (d) to locate any thing connected with, or affording evidence of, the commission of the offence for which the person is detained in the police gaol. (3A) A police custody officer supervisor may search or S. 104C(3A) inserted by examine or order a police custody officer to No. 45/2017 search or examine a detained person (other than a s. 37(4). charged person) if the police custody officer
S. 104C(2) amended by No. 45/2017 s. 37(2). (2) Subsection (1A)(b) and (c) do not apply to a visitor to a police gaol or person wishing to enter a police gaol who is— (a) a judge of the Supreme Court or County Court; or (b) a magistrate; or (c) a relative or friend of a detained person; or S. 104C(2)(d) amended by No. 48/2006 s. 42(Sch. item 8.6). (d) visiting a detained person who is a child within the meaning of the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005. S. 104C(3) amended by Nos 59/2015 s. 19(2), 45/2017 s. 37(3). (3) The officer in charge of a police gaol may search or examine or order a police officer, a police custody officer supervisor or a police custody officer to search or examine a detained person (other than a charged person) if the officer in charge believes on reasonable grounds that the search or examination is necessary— (a) for the security or good order of the police gaol; or (b) for the safety of persons at the police gaol (whether in custody or not); or (c) to locate a weapon, or any thing that may be used in the escape of a person from a police gaol; or (d) to locate any thing connected with, or affording evidence of, the commission of the offence for which the person is detained in the police gaol. S. 104C(3A) inserted by No. 45/2017 s. 37(4). (3A) A police custody officer supervisor may search or examine or order a police custody officer to search or examine a detained person (other than a charged person) if the police custody officer
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