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Provision Reference: s 139 (pt 2/2)
Character Range: 160336–161456

wished to do so.
 (6) A person is not treated as being under arrest only because of subsection (5) if:
 (a) the official is performing functions in relation to persons or goods entering or leaving Australia and the official does not believe the person has committed an offence against a law of the Commonwealth; or
 (b) the official is exercising a power under an Australian law to detain and search the person or to require the person to provide information or to answer questions.

Chapter 4—Proof
  INTRODUCTORY NOTE
  Outline of this Chapter
  This Chapter is about the proof of matters in a proceeding.
        Part 4.1 is about the standard of proof in civil proceedings and in criminal proceedings.
  Part 4.2 is about matters that do not require proof in a proceeding.
  Part 4.3 makes easier the proof of the matters dealt with in that Part.
  Part 4.4 is about requirements that evidence be corroborated.
        Part 4.5 requires judges to warn juries about the potential unreliability of certain kinds of evidence.
  Part 4.6 sets out procedures for proving certain other matters.

Part 4.1—Standard of proof