Criminal Investigation Bill 2005, Criminal Investigation (Consequential Provisions) Bill 2005 and Criminal and Found Property Disposal Bill 2005
Legislation Committee· 20 September 2006general_report
The WA Legislation Committee reviewed the Criminal Investigation Bill 2005 and related bills, focusing on police powers and citizen rights. The committee raised concerns about the breadth of police powers, lack of rights for detained individuals, and potential for misuse of move-on orders. It recommended several amendments to address these issues.
Impact
The bills affect police officers, public officers, citizens, particularly vulnerable groups like Aboriginal people, the homeless, and those with mental health or substance abuse issues. The changes impact the balance between law enforcement powers and individual liberties.
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