Clause 5

patrolling, watching, guarding or controlling access to any part of a Malaysia designated area or a Singapore designated area (as the case may be) of the cross‑border railway to deter and detect unauthorised access by people, vehicles or other things into any part of the train or track and to otherwise maintain the integrity of access control systems to the Malaysia designated area or Singapore designated area;

patrolling and keeping under surveillance any part within a Malaysia designated area or a Singapore designated area of the cross‑border railway —

to inquire into, secure, and cause the removal of unattended or suspicious things;

to assess, identify and respond to unknown substances; or

to deter unauthorised possession of any dangerous thing or forbidden thing on board a cross‑border train on a cross‑border railway or in the train station;

screening of any individual —

in preparation for him or her boarding a cross‑border train on a cross‑border railway; or

in order for the individual to enter or remain in any part of a Malaysia designated area or a Singapore designated area of the cross‑border railway;

conducting a strip search or body search of an individual mentioned in paragraph (c) with the consent of the individual;

questioning or interviewing an individual subject to railway security checks;

detaining an individual and only for so long as is reasonably necessary to conduct a screening, strip search or body search of the individual;

requiring an individual to present to a Malaysian preclearance officer in Singapore or a Singapore preclearance officer in peninsular Malaysia (as the case may be) the individual’s ticket if he or she is a passenger of a cross‑border train.

an individual is at a screening point; and

the individual must receive clearance in order —

to board a cross‑border train; or

to enter or remain in any part of —

an authorised point of entry or authorised point of departure along or on a cross‑border railway; or

a Malaysia designated area or Singapore designated area of a cross‑border railway,the individual is taken, for all purposes, to consent to each search procedure that may be conducted at the screening point.

the procedure is a strip search or body search; or

the individual refuses to undergo the procedure.

without touching the individual or the individual’s personal property (as the case may be) other than a swab; and

without requiring the individual to remove his or her clothing;

conducting a scanning search of the individual, or of any personal property of the individual that is intended for carrying on board a cross‑border train;

requiring the individual to turn out his or her pockets for any contents and inspecting any of those contents;

where the results of the search procedure in paragraph (a) or (b) indicate that additional search procedures are necessary in order to screen the individual properly, all or any of the following:

conducting a frisk search of the individual;

requiring the individual to remove one or more clothing worn by the individual that may be conveniently removed and inspecting the clothing;

inspecting any personal property of the individual that is intended for carrying on board a cross‑border train, including —

requiring the individual to move, and if it is considered necessary, empty or remove, the contents of any bag, basket or other receptacle worn or carried by the individual or apparently in the possession or immediate control of the individual; and

inspecting any of those contents or the bag, basket or other receptacle or both;