Part 6: Miscellaneous Section 78: Counterterrorism questioning of detained entrants away from place of arrival
Overview: This section amends Schedule 7 to the Terrorism Act 2000 in order to enable Counter-Terrorism Police Officers to conduct examinations away from port locations where individuals have arrived in the UK by sea within the previous 5 days and have been arrested or detained under the Immigration Acts.
	Background: Paragraph 2 of Schedule 7 grants Counter-Terrorism Police Officers the power to examine individuals for the purpose of determining their involvement in the commission, preparation, or instigation of acts of terrorism. At present, individuals can only be examined under Schedule 7 if they are physically within a port or border area, and their presence there is connected to entering or leaving the UK.
	Subsection 1 amends Schedule 7 by including within the scope of the power migrants who have been arrested or detained under the Immigration Act, provided the officer believes the individual arrived in the UK by sea and has been in the UK no more than 5 days since the date of their arrival.