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Children Order, 2000 · s 35
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Children Order, 2000 · s 35
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A protector or any person authorised in that behalf in writing by a protector may require any child who has entered Brunei Darussalam or been brought into
Brunei Darussalam and any person who may appear to have the custody or control of such child to appear before the protector at any reasonable time and at any convenient place1 and the protector may examine such child as to his reasons for entering or being in Brunei Darussalam and may examine such person with respects to such child, and such person shall legally be bound to answer such questions truthfully and to the best of his ability.