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TRANSPORT OPERATIONS (PASSENGER TRANSPORT) ACT 1994 - SECT 129P
Limits on directing removal of outer garment worn by detained person generally
129P Limits on directing removal of outer garment worn by detained person
generally
(1) A transit officer may direct a person to remove an outer garment under
this division only if the officer— (a) considers on reasonable grounds the
person is wearing an outer garment and a proper examination of the person and
garment can not be carried out unless the outer garment is removed; and
(b)
considers on reasonable grounds that the removal of the outer garment will not
result in the person being in a state of undress; and
(c) specifies the outer
garment to be removed; and
(d) if practicable, ensures the person’s
compliance with the direction is carried out in an area or place that is out
of view of members of the general public and that the officer considers, on
reasonable grounds, provides suitable personal privacy to the person; and
(e)
tells the person that even if the person removes the outer garment specified
by the officer and allows the officer to examine the outer garment, the person
may or may not be examined further.
(2) In this section—
"state of undress" , for a person, means— (a) the person is naked or the
person’s genital or anal region is bare or, if the person is female, the
person’s breasts are bare; or
(b) the person is wearing only underwear; or
(c) the person is wearing only some outer garments so that some of the
person’s underwear is not covered by an outer garment.
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