16 Branch IV Functions and Powers of an Inquiror Functions of an inquiror 53. An inquiror shall have the following functions, to :(a) conduct the preliminary inquiry, and initiate the criminal suit, or recommend initiation of the criminal suit ; (b) record and keep the inquiry record; (c) adopt the inquiry procedure; (d) submit the record, during inquiry, to the competent bodies, and recommend, to the same, any procedure; (e) submit , immediatly upon completion of inquiry, to the Prosecution Attorney, to summarise and submit the same, to the court. Powers of an inquiror 54. An inquiror, or a supervisor of inquiry shall have, in accordance with the provisions of his Act , the following powers, to :(a) summon such person, as he may deem to have a connection with the criminal suit; (b) take the statements of the informant , or the complainant, the suspect, the accused, the witnesses and any other person having a connection with the criminal suit, and examine him; (c) arrest any suspect, or accused person, and confine, or release him; (d) refer for medical examination, take finger prints and photographs and conduct such technical and technological measures, as the inquiry may require, and assign any competent person to do the same; (e)adopt detection procedure. Branch V Powers of the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau Direction, exercise and perusal of the record of inquiry 55.(1) The Prosecution Attorney shall have the right of supervision of inquiry and direction of the inquiror, through the officer in charge, and the issue of any directions, as may relate to the progress of the criminal suit. (2) The officer in charge shall inform the Prosecution Attorney of the progress of inquiry, and submit the record, to him, as to such directions, as may be issued thereto, with respect to inquiry. (3) The Minister of Justice, and any higher legal counsel at the Criminal Prosecution Bureau shall have the right to require, at any