(a) submit to a scanner search of the person (but not if the
officer believes that a scanner search would pose a risk to the health of the
person) or to provide a thing in the person's possession or control to the
security officer for a scanner search,
(c) stop any vehicle
in the person's possession or control that is about to be driven, or that has
been driven, into the court premises,
(d) allow a vehicle in the person's
possession or control to be searched if the officer believes on reasonable
grounds that the person possesses or the vehicle contains a restricted item or
offensive implement,
(f) answer any question that is reasonable in the
circumstances concerning the nature of a thing that is being inspected or that
has been detected during a search under this section.
(2) A search of a
person conducted under this section must, as far as is reasonably practicable
in the circumstances, comply with the following requirements--
(a) the
security officer must inform the person to be searched of the following
matters--
(i) whether the person will be required to remove clothing during
the search,
(ii) why it is necessary to remove the clothing,
(b) the
security officer must ask for the person's co-operation,
(i) in a way that provides reasonable
privacy for the person searched, and
(ii) as quickly as is reasonably
practicable,
(d) the security officer must conduct the least invasive kind of
search practicable in the circumstances,
(e) a personal search of a child
under 12 years of age may only be conducted if a responsible person for the
child is present during the search,
(f) a personal search of a person (other
than a child under 12 years of age) must be conducted by a security officer of
the same sex as the person or, if a security officer of that sex is
unavailable, by another person of that sex at the direction of a
security officer,
(3) If a security officer makes a requirement of a person under subsection (1)
and the person fails immediately to comply with that requirement or to leave
the court premises, the security officer may again make the requirement and,
in that case, must--
(a) warn the person that a failure immediately to comply
with the requirement or leave the court premises may be an offence, and
(b)
provide the person with the information referred to in section 20 (2) (a)-(c).
(4) If a security officer makes a requirement of a person in accordance with
subsection (3), the person must immediately--
