22.2 (1) This section applies to searches of persons other than inmates. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (2) In this section, a reference to “contraband” is a reference to property that would be contraband if it were in the possession of an inmate, unless its possession is authorized by the Superintendent. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (3) The Superintendent may authorize specified persons to conduct non-intrusive searches of every person other than an inmate who is entering or who is located on the premises of the correctional institution, or a randomized selection of those persons, even if there is no individualized suspicion that those persons are carrying contraband. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (4) The Superintendent may authorize specified persons to conduct frisk searches of a randomized selection of persons who are not inmates and who are entering or who are located within a secure area of the correctional institution, even if there is no individualized suspicion that those persons are carrying contraband. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (5) The Superintendent may authorize specified persons to conduct a non-intrusive or frisk search of a person other than an inmate who is entering or who is located within a secure area of the correctional institution if the Superintendent has reasonable grounds to believe that the person is carrying contraband. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (6) The Superintendent may authorize specified persons to conduct a search of a person other than an inmate using technology that produces an image of the person’s body, or of a suspected location of contraband on the person’s body, if, (a) the person is entering or is located within a secure area of the correctional institution; (b) the Superintendent has reasonable grounds to believe that the person is carrying contraband; and (c) a non-intrusive or frisk search would not be sufficient to determine whether the person is carrying contraband. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (7) The Superintendent may authorize specified persons to conduct a search of any possessions of a person other than an inmate that are located on the premises of the correctional institution if the Superintendent has reasonable grounds to believe that, (a) the possessions may include contraband; and (b) the person intends to give the contraband to an inmate without authorization. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (8) The authorization described in subsection (7) is not required for the purposes of a search under section 22.1 in respect of items that are in plain sight on the premises of the correctional institution, including items in a staff locker that are in plain sight when the locker door is opened during a locker search. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (9) If a Regional Director, Institutional Services has reasonable grounds to believe that a Superintendent is in possession of contraband, the Regional Director may authorize a search of the Superintendent or of the Superintendent’s possessions under subsection (5), (6) or (7), and those subsections apply to the search with necessary modifications. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5. (10) Revoked: O. Reg. 190/23, s. 4. (11) A person other than an inmate shall not be subject to a frisk search, a non-intrusive search of their body, or a search described in subsection (6) without their consent, but if they do not consent they may be required to leave the premises of the correctional institution or secure area or may not be permitted to enter the premises or secure area. O. Reg. 50/22, s. 5.