The Certificates of Arrest and Surrender (Royal Navy) Regulations 1972
These Regulations, which replace the Certificates of Arrest and Surrender of Deserters and Absentees (Navy) Regulations, 1958, prescribe the form of certificate to be handed over when a naval deserter or absentee, who has surrendered himself to the police, is delivered into naval custody. They also prescribe the form of certificate to be handed over when a deserter or absentee is delivered into naval custody as a result of proceedings before a court of summary jurisdiction (in respect of which certificate the fee payable to the clerk of the court is also fixed) and, on delivery into naval custody, with a person suspected of any offence under Part I of the Naval Discipline Act, 1957 who has been arrested under a warrant issued by naval authorities.