68 Emergency workers for the purposes of section 67
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68  Emergency workers for the purposes of section 67

(1)     In section 67, “emergency worker” means—

(a)     a constable;

(b)     a person (other than a constable) who has the powers of a constable or is otherwise employed for police purposes or is engaged to provide services for police purposes;

(c)     a National Crime Agency officer;

(d)     a prison officer;

(e)     a person (other than a prison officer) employed or engaged to carry out functions in a custodial institution of a corresponding kind to those carried out by a prison officer;

(f)     a prisoner custody officer,

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