Royal Brunei Armed Forces Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part 8
193. General power to search military places and personnel
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
Subject to General Orders, an officer may without warrant make (or authorise to be made by an officer of inferior rank or a warrant officer or non-commissioned officer) a search of —
General Orders
“General Orders” means General Orders of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan made under section 209;
any camp, barracks, married or other quarters, or of any other military premises or place within his command; and
the person of any member of the Armed Forces or the
Reserve Regiment within his command and any kit-bag, box or other receptacle or any vehicle belonging to such member:
Reserve Regiment
“Reserve Regiment” means the Royal Brunei Malay Reserve Regiment raised and maintained under this Act;
Provided that the quarters, belonging or person of such a member shall not be searched except by a member of the Armed Forces or the Reserve
Armed Forces
“Armed Forces” means the Royal Brunei Armed Forces raised and maintained under this Act;
Regiment of superior rank.
Evidence
Terms defined in s 2
Armed Forces
Defined · s 2“Armed Forces” means the Royal Brunei Armed Forces raised and maintained under this Act;
commissioned
Defined · s 2“commissioned” means the conferring of the rank of an officer in the Armed Forces by His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan;
General Orders
Defined · s 2“General Orders” means General Orders of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan made under section 209;
officer
Defined · s 2“officer” means any person commissioned into the Armed Forces by His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan under this Act but does not include any person serving under any loan agreement or contract with the Government;
Reserve Regiment
Defined · s 2“Reserve Regiment” means the Royal Brunei Malay Reserve Regiment raised and maintained under this Act;