56 Jurisdiction of Constabulary
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

Jurisdiction and powers of Constabulary

56  Jurisdiction of Constabulary

(1)     A member of the Constabulary shall have the powers and privileges of a constable—

(a)     at every place comprised in a relevant nuclear site; and

(b)     everywhere within 5 kilometres of such a place.

(2)     A member of the Constabulary shall have the powers and privileges of a constable at every trans-shipment site where it appears to him expedient to be in order to safeguard nuclear material while it is at the site.

(3)     A member of the Constabulary shall have the powers and privileges of a constable at every other place where it appears to him expedient to be in order to safeguard nuclear material which is in transit.

[(3A)     A member of the Constabulary has the powers and privileges of a constable at every

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