(1) A child who is apprehended shall, whether an assessment of the child is effected or not, be detained by a police officer to appear at an initial inquiry within a reasonable time but not later than seventy-two hours after the apprehension.
(2) A child who is in detention in police custody —
(a) must be —
(i) detained separately from adults,
(ii) detained with children of the same sex and monitored by a police officer of the same sex,
(iii) detained in conditions which will reduce the risk of harm to that child, including the risk of harm caused by other children;
(b) must have —
(i) adequate food and water,
(ii) medical treatment,
(iii) reasonable visits by a parent, relative, appropriate adult, an attorney-at-law, social worker, assigned officer, health worker and religious counsellor or another person having a close relationship with the child;
(iv) access to reading material,
(v) adequate exercise, and
(vi) adequate clothing.