Criminal Investigation Amendment Regulations 2008 (WA)
13 June 2008 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 2519 JU301*
Criminal Investigation Act 2006
Criminal Investigation Amendment
Regulations 2008
Made by the Lieutenant-Governor and deputy of the Governor in
Executive Council.1. Citation
These regulations are the Criminal Investigation Amendment
Regulations 2008.2. Commencement
These regulations come into operation as follows:
(a) regulations 1 and 2 — on the day on which these regulations are published in the Gazette; (b) on the day on which the Acts Amendment (Justice)
the rest of the regulations — on the day after that day or the later.
Investigation Regulations 2007. 3. The regulations amended
The amendment in these regulations is to the Criminal
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4. Schedule 1 amended
Schedule 1 is amended by inserting before Form 1 the following -
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1A. Move on order (Act s. 27) Western Australia Serial Number Move on order
Criminal Investigation Act 2006 s. 27 MO
To Given names: Surname:
Address No. & Street
Town/suburb Postcode:
Date of birth 0 M 0 F I MDL/ID No.
Order Under the Criminal Investigation Act 2006 s. 27, I order you to leave-2 [Optional. In addition— Tick
3 ü i order you to go—
whichever U beyond rn/km from the above place; or
apply] U beyond the area bounded by-
401 order you to obey the above order(s) until pm. am.
on / /20
Warning If you do not obey this order you may be liable to a fine of
$12 000 and imprisonment for 12 months.Issuing
I issue this order on this date and at this time Date 20 officer's
Signature Time signature Rank & surname and details
Registered No. I Station/squad I Witnessing Rank & surname officer
Registered No. I Station/squad I Recipient's I acknowledge receiving this order. I understand what it says. signature [Optional]
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Conduct The recipient— giving rise
0 (a) was doing an act—
to order 0 (i) that involved the use of violence against a
person; or[Tick 0 (ii) that will cause a person to use violence against whichever another person; or apply] 0 (iii) that will cause a person to fear violence will be
used by a person against another person; or
0 was just about to do an act likely to- (b)
0 (i) involve the use of violence against a person; or O (ii) cause a person to use violence against another
person; or0 (iii) cause a person to fear violence will be used by a
person against another person; or
O (c) was committing any other breach of the peace; or O was hindering, obstructing or preventing any lawful (d) activity being, or about to be, carried Out by another
person; orO (e) was intending to commit an offence; or O (f) had just committed or was committing an offence. Description of any offence that was or was about to be
committed-0 Disorderly behaviour in public (The Criminal Code
s. 74A)
O Obstructing public officer (The Criminal Code s. 172)
O Consuming liquor contrary to the Liquor Control
Act 1988 s. 119
0 Other:
Recipient's other details
Identifying Height: cm I Build: Hair colour: Facial hair:
information Other: ' Dress Ethnic
0 Aboriginal 0 Arab/Middle Eastern 0 Caucasian appearance
0 East Asian 0 Indian/Pakistani
0 African/Afro-American 0 Pacific Islander/Maori 0 South/Central American
0 Other:0 Southern European Additional Vehicle involved? Yes/No. information If yes, recipient was driver/passenger.
Reg No: Colour, make & model: Other information: Officer's
notesNotes and instructions for move on order form -
1. officer to order a person who is in a public place, or in a vehicle
used for public transport, to leave it, or a part of it if the officer
reasonably suspects that the person is doing one of the things listed
in s. 27(1) (see the conduct part of the form).The Criminal Investigation Act 2006 s. 27(1) allows a police account the likely effect of the order on the person, including but not limited to the effect on the person's access to the places where he or she usually resides, shops and works, and to transport, health, education or other essential services. (See s. 27(3)).
2. Specify the public place, or vehicle used for public transport, or the part of it, from which the person is being ordered to move.
3. This distance or area must be reasonable (see s. 27(2)(a)).
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4. This period must be reasonable and not longer than 24 hours (see s. 27(2)(b)).
5. E.g. tattoos, scars, marks, piercings.
6. Ethnic appearance must be stated and recorded on IMS.
By Command of the Lieutenant-Governor and deputy of the Governor,
G. M. PIKE, Clerk of the Executive Council.
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