(i) Upon the end of the period of custody under this section, the resident shall return to the center of residence.
- Section 32K therefore grants the Border Control Commissioner the authority to order the placement of a resident or infiltrator in custody for various periods of time – up to 30 days for a minor violation; and up to a full year for a repeated violation – if he finds that there are circumstances that establish grounds for placement in custody (collective dispute (a) and (c) of this section). The section further states that a hearing shall be held before the Commissioner prior to the exercise of the authority, unless it is not possible to locate the resident or infiltrator, in which case a hearing shall be held no later than 24 hours from the time he was placed in custody (collective dispute (d) of this section); that the infiltrator shall be brought before the Commissioner no later than five days from the time he was placed in custody, and that the Commissioner may release him if any of the grounds set forth in Section 30A(b) and subject to the qualifications listed in Section 30A(d), with the necessary changes (collective dispute (e) of this section); and that the provisions of Section 30B Up to 30 E of the Law will apply to a person who has been transferred to custody, provided that he is brought before the court for the first time no later than 7 days after he has been placed in custody (collective dispute (h) of this section).
Section 30d)A) The law establishes the framework of the powers of the Detention Review Tribunal for Infiltrators, and it is as follows:
| Powers of the Tribunal | 30D. (a) The Custody Review Tribunal of Infiltrators may –
(1) To approve the detention of the infiltrator in custody, and if he approves as aforesaid, it will be determined that the infiltrator's case will be brought before him for further examination if the conditions he set are met or within a period of time determined by him not exceeding 30 days; |