Regulator may appoint WELS inspectors
45 Regulator may appoint WELS inspectors
The Regulator may, by writing, appoint any of the following as a WELS inspector:
an officer or employee of an agency of the Commonwealth;
an officer or employee of an agency of a State or Territory.
However, the Regulator must not appoint an officer or employee of an agency of a State or Territory as a WELS inspector without the agreement of the State or Territory.
In exercising his or her powers or performing his or her functions a WELS inspector must comply with any direction of the Regulator.
Part 7.8 of the Criminal Code provides offences in relation to causing harm to, and impersonation and obstruction of, Commonwealth public officials.
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