s. 5 * * * * * S. 5(2)(h) repealed by No. 58/1996 s. 7(2)(a). (i) if a new identity is to be extended to any S. 5(2)(i) amended by members of the family of the witness, No. 31/2000 s. 7(c). provisions relating to paragraphs (a) to (g) in relation to each member of the family to the extent that such provisions are necessary; and S. 5(2)(j) (j) any other matter for which it may be substituted by necessary or convenient to make provision. No. 58/1996 s. 7(2)(b). S. 5(3) (3) A memorandum of understanding must contain a inserted by statement advising the witness of his or her right No. 58/1996 s. 7(3), to complain to the Director about the conduct of amended by the Chief Commissioner of Police or another No. 63/2004 member of the police force in relation to the s. 33(b). matters dealt with in the memorandum. (4) A memorandum of understanding must be S. 5(4) inserted by signed— No. 58/1996 s. 7(3). (a) by the witness; or (b) if the witness is under the age of 18, by a parent or guardian of the witness; or (c) if the witness otherwise lacks legal capacity to sign, by a guardian or other legal personal representative of the witness. S. 5(5) (5) If— inserted by No. 58/1996 (a) a parent or guardian of a witness has signed a s. 7(3). memorandum of understanding because the witness was under the age of 18; and (b) the memorandum is still operating after the witness turns 18— the Chief Commissioner of Police may require the witness to sign the memorandum.
S. 5(2)(h) repealed by No. 58/1996 s. 7(2)(a). * * * * * s. 5 S. 5(2)(i) amended by No. 31/2000 s. 7(c). (i) if a new identity is to be extended to any members of the family of the witness, provisions relating to paragraphs (a) to (g) in relation to each member of the family to the extent that such provisions are necessary; and S. 5(2)(j) substituted by No. 58/1996 s. 7(2)(b). (j) any other matter for which it may be necessary or convenient to make provision. S. 5(3) inserted by No. 58/1996 s. 7(3), amended by No. 63/2004 s. 33(b). (3) A memorandum of understanding must contain a statement advising the witness of his or her right to complain to the Director about the conduct of the Chief Commissioner of Police or another member of the police force in relation to the matters dealt with in the memorandum. S. 5(4) inserted by No. 58/1996 s. 7(3). (4) A memorandum of understanding must be signed— (a) by the witness; or (b) if the witness is under the age of 18, by a parent or guardian of the witness; or (c) if the witness otherwise lacks legal capacity to sign, by a guardian or other legal personal representative of the witness. S. 5(5) inserted by No. 58/1996 s. 7(3). (5) If— (a) a parent or guardian of a witness has signed a memorandum of understanding because the witness was under the age of 18; and (b) the memorandum is still operating after the witness turns 18— the Chief Commissioner of Police may require the witness to sign the memorandum.
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