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Proceeds of Crime Act 2002

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411 Performance of functions of Scottish Ministers by constables in Scotland

(1) In Scotland, a constable engaged in temporary service with the Scottish Ministers in connection with their functions under this Part may perform functions, other than those specified in subsection (2), on behalf of the Scottish Ministers. (2) The specified functions are the functions conferred on the Scottish Ministers by— (a) section 380(1) (production orders), (b) section 382(2) (entry orders), (c) section 386(4) (supplementary to production and entry orders), (d) section 387(1) (search warrants), (e) section 391(1) (disclosure orders), (f) section 396(4) (supplementary to disclosure orders), (g) section 397(1) (customer information orders), (h) section 403(4) (supplementary to customer information orders), (i) section 404(1) (account monitoring orders), (j) section 408(4) (supplementary to account monitoring orders).

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411 Performance of functions of Scottish Ministers by constables in Scotland

(1) In Scotland, a constable engaged in temporary service with the Scottish Ministers in connection with their functions under this Part may perform functions, other than those specified in subsection (2), on behalf of the Scottish Ministers. (2) The specified functions are the functions conferred on the Scottish Ministers by— (a) section 380(1) (production orders), (b) section 382(2) (entry orders), (c) section 386(4) (supplementary to production and entry orders), (d) section 387(1) (search warrants), (e) section 391(1) (disclosure orders), (f) section 396(4) (supplementary to disclosure orders), (g) section 397(1) (customer information orders), (h) section 403(4) (supplementary to customer information orders), (i) section 404(1) (account monitoring orders), (j) section 408(4) (supplementary to account monitoring orders).

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