Section 7
Any person subject to supervision under this Act who -
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(a)
is found between the hours of sunset and sunrise frequenting or loitering in or about any public place or in the neighbourhood of any place of public entertainment;
(b)
at any time is found in the company of two or more persons subject to supervision under this Act; or
(c)
at any time is found in or near any place in which any act of violence or breach of the peace is being or has just been committed, and who is unable satisfactorily to account for his presence at such place or time or in such company is guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 years and not less than one year.
Taking of photographs and finger impressions 8.
(1)
A police officer or an officer of the Bureau may take or cause to be taken the photographs and finger impressions of any person subject to supervision under this Act; and every such person shall be legally bound to submit to the taking of his photographs and finger impressions, and may be compelled thereto by the use of force, if necessary.
(2)
Any person who being legally bound under subsection (1) to submit to the taking of his photographs or finger impressions refuses or fails to submit thereto on demand is guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine of $500 and imprisonment for 6 months.
Extension of orders 9.
(1)
His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan may extend the validity of any order of detention confirmed under the provisions of section 3(3) for periods not exceeding one year at any one time and may at any time refer any such order for further consideration by an advisory committee.
(2)
His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan may extend the period for which a person is directed to be under the supervision of the police or an officer of the Bureau by any order confirmed under the provisions of
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section 3(3) and may at any time refer any such order for further consideration by an advisory committee.