NZRPC Flashcards
Test 1 (236 cards)
1
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 8
A
Entry without warrant to avoid loss of offender or evidential material
2
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 7
A
Entry without warrant to arrest a person unlawfully at large
3
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 9
A
Stopping a vehicle to find persons unlawfully at large or who have committed certain offences imprisonable offences
4
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 10
A
Powers and duties of a constable after vehicle stopped
5
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 11
A
Warrantless searches of people who are, or are to be, locked up in police custody
6
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 13
A
Property taken from people locked up in police custody
7
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 14
A
Warrantless entry to prevent offences or respond to risk of life or safety
8
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 18
A
Warrantless searches associated with arms
9
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 27
A
Searching people in public places without warrant if an offence against section 202(4)(a) of the CA is suspected
10
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 28
A
Searching vehicles without warrant for offensive weapons
11
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 29
A
Power to search vehicles without warrant for stolen property
12
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 30
A
Obtaining authorisation for warrantless roadblock
13
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 32
A
Authorised road blocks implemented without warrant
14
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 83
A
Entry without warrant after arrest
15
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 84
A
Warrantless entry and search of a vehicle after arrest
16
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 85
A
Rub-down search of arrested or detained persons
17
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 86
A
Things that can be done to facilitate a rub-down search
18
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 87
A
Rub-down search may include visual examination
19
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 88
A
Warrantless search of arrested or detained persons for evidential material
20
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 112
A
Items of uncertain status may be seized
21
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 123
A
Seizure of items in plain view
22
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012: Section 121(1)
A
Stopping a vehicle without warrant for purposes of search
23
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012: Section 121(2)
A
Stopping a vehicle to execute a search warrant
24
Q
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 122
A
Moving a vehicle for the purpose of search or safekeeping
25
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 128
Duty to remained stopped
26
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 129
Duty to provide information
27
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 125
Rules and obligations when searching persons
28
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 131
Identification and notice requirements
29
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 169
Reporting use of powers
30
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 22(1)
```
Initial driver responsibility
31
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 22(3)
```
Duty to report injury
32
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 22(4)
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Duty to report damage
33
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 31(1)
```
No drivers licence or failing to produce drivers licence
34
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 31(1)(b)
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Failing to comply with learner/restricted conditions
35
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 32
Driving while disqualified
36
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 35
Reckless or dangerous driving
37
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 36(a)
```
Engaging in unauthorised street or drag racing
38
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 37
Inconsiderate or careless use
39
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(1)
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20 years and Over
| Exceeds 400mcg of alcohol per litre of breath
40
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(1a)
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20 years and Over
| Exceeds 250mcg but not 400mcg of alcohol per litre of breath
41
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(2)
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20 years and Over
| Exceeds 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood
42
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(2a)
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20 years and Over
| Exceeds 50mg but not 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood
43
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(2b)
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20 years and Over
| Exceeds 50mg but not 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood and has failed or refused to undergo an evidential breath test
44
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 57(1)
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Drivers Under 20 years
| Exceeds 150mcg of alcohol per litre of breath
45
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 57(2)
```
Drivers Under 20 years
| Exceeds 30mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood
46
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 57(1a)
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Drivers Under 20 years
| Does not exceed 150mcg of alcohol per litre of breath
47
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 57(2a)
```
Drivers Under 20 years
| Does not exceed 30mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood
48
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 58
Under influence of drink or drugs or both, to such an extent as to be incapable of having proper control of the vehicle
49
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 59
Failure or refusal to remain at specified place or to accompany enforcement officer
50
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 60
Failure or refusal to permit blood specimen to be taken
51
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 68
Who must undergo a breath screening test
52
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 69
Who must undergo a evidential breath test
53
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 90
Suspension of licence or disqualification from driving
54
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 95
28-day suspension of licence
55
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 96
Power to seize vehicle for 28-days
56
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Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 96(1a)
```
Power to seize vehicle for 28-days (boy racers)
57
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 113
Enforcement officers may enforce transport legislation (passengers and records)
58
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 114
Power to stop vehicles and demand details
59
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 115
Power to direct a vehicle not to be driven on a road
60
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 116
Arrest power for good cause to suspect a person has failed to comply with directions under section 113 and 115.
61
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 118
Obtaining information from owner or hirer
62
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 119
Powers of entry to carry out breath alcohol testing
63
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 121
Power to take keys and forbid driving
64
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 122
Power to seize vehicle for 12 hours
65
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 123
Power to seize vehicle for up to 7 days
66
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 14
On-licence
67
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 17
Off-licence
68
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 21
Club licence
69
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 22
Special licence
70
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 56&57
Display of licences
71
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Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
Section 214(3)
```
Display of managers identity
72
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 239
Sale or supply of alcohol to minors on or from a licensed premise
73
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 241
Supplying alcohol to minors
74
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 242
Employing minors in supervised and restricted areas
75
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 243
Minors purchasing alcohol
76
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 244
Minors found in restricted or supervised areas
77
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 247
Unauthorised sale and supply
78
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 248
Sales or supplies to intoxicated person
79
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 249
Allows person to become intoxicated
80
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 252
Allows intoxicated person to be or remain on licensed premises
81
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 253
Allows violent, quarrelsome, insulting or disorderly conduct on licensed premises
82
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 256
Allows persons to be on licensed premises outside licensing hours
83
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 266
Closure of licensed premises by police
84
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 267
Power to enter
85
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 269
Power to demand information
86
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Summary Offences Act 1981
Section 38(1)
```
Alcohol offences on public transport
87
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Summary Offences Act 1981
Section 38(3)(a)
```
Minor drinking in a public place
88
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Summary Offences Act 1981
Section 38(3)(b)
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Minor in possession of alcohol for consumption
89
The Coroners Act 2006
| Section 13
Duty to report deaths – SCUMBIE
90
The Coroners Act 2006
| Section 15
Reporting of deaths to coroner by police
91
The Coroners Act 2006
| Section 33
Coroner has authority over who attends the post-mortem
92
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 39
Force used in executing process or arrest
93
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 40
Force used in preventing escape or rescue
94
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 41
Force used in preventing of suicide or certain offences
95
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 42
Using force if necessary to prevent the disturbance from continuing or restarting (breach of the peace)
96
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 48
Force used in self-defence and defence of another
97
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 62
Excess force
98
Entry without warrant to avoid loss of offender or evidential material
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 8
99
Entry without warrant to arrest a person unlawfully at large
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 7
100
Stopping a vehicle to find persons unlawfully at large or who have committed certain offences imprisonable offences
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 9
101
Powers and duties of a constable after vehicle stopped
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 10
102
Warrantless searches of people who are, or are to be, locked up in police custody
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 11
103
Property taken from people locked up in police custody
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 13
104
Warrantless entry to prevent offences or respond to risk of life or safety
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 14
105
Warrantless searches associated with arms
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 18
106
Searching people in public places without warrant if an offence against section 202(4)(a) of the CA is suspected
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 27
107
Searching vehicles without warrant for offensive weapons
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 28
108
Power to search vehicles without warrant for stolen property
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 29
109
Obtaining authorisation for warrantless roadblock
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 30
110
Authorised road blocks implemented without warrant
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 32
111
Entry without warrant after arrest
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 83
112
Warrantless entry and search of a vehicle after arrest
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 84
113
Rub-down search of arrested or detained persons
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 85
114
Things that can be done to facilitate a rub-down search
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 86
115
Rub-down search may include visual examination
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 87
116
Warrantless search of arrested or detained persons for evidential material
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 88
117
Items of uncertain status may be seized
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 112
118
Seizure of items in plain view
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 123
119
Stopping a vehicle without warrant for purposes of search
```
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 121(1)
```
120
Stopping a vehicle to execute a search warrant
```
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
Section 121(2)
```
121
Moving a vehicle for the purpose of search or safekeeping
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 122
122
Duty to remained stopped
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 128
123
Duty to provide information
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 129
124
Rules and obligations when searching persons
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 125
125
Identification and notice requirements
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 131
126
Reporting use of powers
Search and Surveillance Act 2012:
| Section 169
127
Initial driver responsibility
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 22(1)
```
128
Duty to report injury
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 22(3)
```
129
Duty to report damage
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 22(4)
```
130
No drivers licence or failing to produce drivers licence
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 31(1)
```
131
Failing to comply with learner/restricted conditions
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 31(1)(b)
```
132
Driving while disqualified
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 32
133
Reckless or dangerous driving
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 35
134
Engaging in unauthorised street or drag racing
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 36(a)
```
135
Inconsiderate or careless use
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 37
136
20 years and Over
| Exceeds 400mcg of alcohol per litre of breath
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(1)
```
137
20 years and Over
| Exceeds 250mcg but not 400mcg of alcohol per litre of breath
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(1a)
```
138
20 years and Over
| Exceeds 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(2)
```
139
20 years and Over
| Exceeds 50mg but not 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(2a)
```
140
20 years and Over
| Exceeds 50mg but not 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood and has failed or refused to undergo an evidential breath test
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 56(2b)
```
141
Drivers Under 20 years
| Exceeds 150mcg of alcohol per litre of breath
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 57(1)
```
142
Drivers Under 20 years
| Exceeds 30mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 57(2)
```
143
Drivers Under 20 years
| Does not exceed 150mcg of alcohol per litre of breath
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 57(1a)
```
144
Drivers Under 20 years
| Does not exceed 30mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 57(2a)
```
145
Under influence of drink or drugs or both, to such an extent as to be incapable of having proper control of the vehicle
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 58
146
Failure or refusal to remain at specified place or to accompany enforcement officer
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 59
147
Failure or refusal to permit blood specimen to be taken
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 60
148
Who must undergo a breath screening test
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 68
149
Who must undergo a evidential breath test
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 69
150
Suspension of licence or disqualification from driving
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 90
151
28-day suspension of licence
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 95
152
Power to seize vehicle for 28-days
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 96
153
Power to seize vehicle for 28-days (boy racers)
```
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
Section 96(1a)
```
154
Enforcement officers may enforce transport legislation (passengers and records)
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 113
155
Power to stop vehicles and demand details
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 114
156
Power to direct a vehicle not to be driven on a road
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 115
157
Arrest power for good cause to suspect a person has failed to comply with directions under section 113 and 115.
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 116
158
Obtaining information from owner or hirer
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 118
159
Powers of entry to carry out breath alcohol testing
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 119
160
Power to take keys and forbid driving
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 121
161
Power to seize vehicle for 12 hours
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 122
162
Power to seize vehicle for up to 7 days
Road Policing, Land Transport Act 1998:
| Section 123
163
On-licence
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 14
164
Off-licence
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 17
165
Club licence
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 21
166
Special licence
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 22
167
Display of licences
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 56&57
168
Display of managers identity
```
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
Section 214(3)
```
169
Sale or supply of alcohol to minors on or from a licensed premise
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 239
170
Supplying alcohol to minors
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 241
171
Employing minors in supervised and restricted areas
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 242
172
Minors purchasing alcohol
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 243
173
Minors found in restricted or supervised areas
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 244
174
Unauthorised sale and supply
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 247
175
Sales or supplies to intoxicated person
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 248
176
Allows person to become intoxicated
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 249
177
Allows intoxicated person to be or remain on licensed premises
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 252
178
Allows violent, quarrelsome, insulting or disorderly conduct on licensed premises
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 253
179
Allows persons to be on licensed premises outside licensing hours
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 256
180
Closure of licensed premises by police
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 266
181
Power to enter
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 267
182
Power to demand information
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:
| Section 269
183
Alcohol offences on public transport
```
Summary Offences Act 1981
Section 38(1)
```
184
Minor drinking in a public place
```
Summary Offences Act 1981
Section 38(3)(a)
```
185
Minor in possession of alcohol for consumption
```
Summary Offences Act 1981
Section 38(3)(b)
```
186
Duty to report deaths – SCUMBIE
The Coroners Act 2006
| Section 13
187
Reporting of deaths to coroner by police
The Coroners Act 2006
| Section 15
188
Coroner has authority over who attends the post-mortem
The Coroners Act 2006
| Section 33
189
Force used in executing process or arrest
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 39
190
Force used in preventing escape or rescue
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 40
191
Force used in preventing of suicide or certain offences
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 41
192
Using force if necessary to prevent the disturbance from continuing or restarting (breach of the peace)
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 42
193
Force used in self-defence and defence of another
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 48
194
Excess force
Crimes Act 1961
| Section 62
195
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 8
Parents and others to be informed of decisions
196
Parents and others to be informed of decisions
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 8
197
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 208
Youth justice principles
198
Youth justice principles
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 208
199
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 209
Warnings and cautions
200
Warnings and cautions
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 209
201
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 214
Powers of arrest
202
Powers of arrest
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 214
203
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 215
Child or young person to be informed of rights
204
Child or young person to be informed of rights
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 215
205
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 221
Admissibility of statements made by children and young persons
206
Admissibility of statements made by children and young persons
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 221
207
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 222
Persons who may be nominated for the purposes of section 221(2)(b) or (c)
208
Persons who may be nominated for the purposes of section 221(2)(b) or (c)
Youth Justice – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 222
209
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 6
Paramount principle
210
Paramount principle
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 6
211
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Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
Section 10B (Summary Offences Act 1981)
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Child left unaccompanied
212
Child left unaccompanied
```
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
Section 10B (Summary Offences Act 1981)
```
213
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 14
Child or young person in need of care and protection
214
Child or young person in need of care and protection
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 14
215
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 39
Place of safety warrant
216
Place of safety warrant
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 39
217
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 42
Removing children and young persons from home, search without warrant
218
Removing children and young persons from home, search without warrant
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 42
219
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 48
Child or young person found unaccompanied
220
Child or young person found unaccompanied
Care and Protection – Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:
| Section 48
221
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Arms Act 1983:
Section 18 (Search and Surveillance Act 2012)
```
Warrantless searches associated with arms
222
Warrantless searches associated with arms
```
Arms Act 1983:
Section 18 (Search and Surveillance Act 2012)
```
223
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 40
Power to demand particulars of anyone in possession of a firearm
224
Power to demand particulars of anyone in possession of a firearm
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 40
225
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 45
Unlawful carrying
226
Unlawful carrying
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 45
227
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 46
Unlawful carrying of intimation firearm
228
Unlawful carrying of intimation firearm
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 46
229
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 48
Discharging firearm without reasonable cause
230
Discharging firearm without reasonable cause
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 48
231
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Arms Act 1983:
Section 52(1)
```
Presenting a firearm
232
Presenting a firearm
```
Arms Act 1983:
Section 52(1)
```
233
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Arms Act 1983:
Section 52(2)
```
Presenting anything
234
Presenting anything
```
Arms Act 1983:
Section 52(2)
```
235
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 66
Occupiers of land and drivers of vehicles
236
Occupiers of land and drivers of vehicles
Arms Act 1983:
| Section 66
