Places used for residential purposes

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Despite anything else in this division, the powers of an inspector under this division in relation to entering a place are not exercisable in relation to a part of a place that is used only for residential purposes except—

(a)

with the consent of the person with management or control of the place; or

(b)

under the authority conferred by a search warrant; or

(c)

for the purpose only of gaining access to a suspected workplace, but only—

(i)

if the inspector reasonably believes that no reasonable alternative access is available; and

(ii)

at a reasonable time having regard to the times at which the inspector believes work is being carried out at the place to which access is sought.

Subdivision 9.3.4 Specific powers on entry

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170 Places used for residential purposes