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Appendix 1 to Annex E
KAI TAK CAMP RULES
Interpretation.
Search.
Possession
of articles.
Record of particulars
of detainees,
1.
requires
In these rules, unless the context otherwise
"auxiliary officer" means a member of the luxiliary
Medical Service Unit established by the Essential Services (Auxiliary Medical Services) Corps Regulations or of the Civil Aid Services Unit established by the Essential Services (Civil hid Services) Corps Regulations;
*
Camp" means the Kai Tak Camp specified in iter 8 of
the Third Schedule;
detainee" means a person detained in the Camp under
the Ordinance;
"officer" means an auxiliary officer and a public
officer attached to or directed by the Government to work at the Camp;
"Superintendent" means the officer in charge of the
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2. (1) Every detainee shall be searched on admission and at such times subsequently as the Superintendent or any officer authorized by him may direct.
(2) The searching of a detainee shall be conducted with due regard to decency and self-respect, and in as seemly a manner as is consistent with the necessity of discovering any concealed articles.
(3) No detainee shall be stripped and searched
in the sight of another detainee:
Provided that a child under the apparent age of 10 years may be stripped and searched in the presence of its parent.
(4) No detainee shall be searched other than by an officer of the same sex.
3. Any article found in the possession of a detainee may be seized and stored until the release, removal cr transfer of the detainee.
4. A record shall be maintained of each detainee and for this purpose an officer may require from a detainee and take upon his edmission and from time to time his name, age, height, weight, particular marks, fingerprints,
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