91 Entry for purpose of arrest etc by other persons
Armed Forces Act 2006 (2006 c 52) | Legislation

91  Entry for purpose of arrest etc by other persons

(1)     An officer may authorise a person subject to service law (other than a service policeman) to exercise, in relation to premises within subsection (2), the powers conferred by section 90(1) on a service policeman; but this is subject to subsection (3).

(2)     The premises are—

(a)     service living accommodation of a person whose commanding officer is the officer mentioned in subsection (1);

(b)     premises occupied as a residence (alone or with other persons) by—

(i)     a person subject to service law whose commanding officer is that officer;

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