No.2 (:RLJ\1 IN \LPMX'EDl'RE AND EVIDENCE /\MEJ'.'DMEJ'.T (iii) his or her spouse or partner; or (iv) his or her relative of choice; or (v) anyone else of his or her choice; for the purpose of informing the person contacted about the arrest. (2) \Yhere a person has been informed of his or her rights referred to in subsection (I) in the English language, it shall he presumed, unless the contrary is proved, that he or she was informed of his or her rights m a language he or she understands. (3) For the purposes of subsection ( l)(d), if an arrested person does not succeed, without any fault on his or her part, in contacting a person of his or her first choice, the arrested person shall he allowed an opJXlliunity to contact any other person until he or she succeed'S in contacting him or her. ( 4) The Tenth Schedule shall guide a peace officer as to the form of the words to be used for the purposes of subsection ( 1). (5) Where a 1~rson has been arrested hy a private person in terms of this Act or any other enactment, the private person must as soon as possible deliver the arrested person over to a police orticer, who must then, as soon as he or she is satisfied that the arrest is justified, cause the arrested person to he infonned of his or her rights in the manner provided in subsection ( l ). (6) Every person concerned in the arrest of another person, under this Act or any other enactment and whether the arrest is with or without warrant, shall ensure that the arrested person is- (a) treated humanely and with respect for his or her inherent dignity; and (b) pennitted to challenge the lawfulness of the arrest in person before a com1; and (c) released promptly if the arrest is unlm\'ful. (7) A person who has been detained following an arrest, under this Act or any other enactment and whether with or without warrant, shall be accorded, by the person tiJr the time being in charge of the place where he or she is being detained, the right to- (a) be inttmned promptly of the reason for his or her detention; and (h) consult in private with a registered legal practitioner of his or her choice, and to be informed of this right promptly; and (c) communicate with, and be visited by(i) a spouse or partner; and (ii) a relative; and (iii) a religious counsellor of his or her choice; and (iv) a registered legal practitioner of his or her choice; and (v) a registered medical practitioner of his or her choice; and (vi) subject to any reasonable restrictions imposed for the proper administration of the place of detention, an) other person of his or her choice; and to be informed of this right promptly; 2016