89. Surrender of travel documents

Religious Enforcement Officer or police officer not below the rank of

Inspector by written notice, require a person who is the subject of an investigation in respect of an offence alleged or suspected to have been committed by him under this Code to surrender to a Religious Enforcement

Officer or police officer not below the rank of Inspector any travel document in his possession.

Judge under subsection (4), the Syariah Subordinate Court Judge shall, unless such person thereupon complies with the notice under subsection (1)

or satisfies the Syariah Subordinate Court Judge that he does not possess a travel document, by warrant commit him to prison there to be safely kept until -

Enforcement Officer or police officer not below the rank of Inspector under this section may be detained for 6 months from the date on which it was surrendered and may be detained for a further 3 months if a Syariah

Subordinate Court Judge, on application by a Religious Enforcement Officer or police officer not below the rank of Inspector, is satisfied that the investigation could not reasonably have been completed before the date of such application and authorises such further detention.