Certificates of authority
16 Certificates of authority
For the Act, section 88(1)(a), a certificate of authority must—
be in a form approved by the Secretary, and
state that the certificate is issued under the Act, and
include the name of the person to whom the certificate is issued, and
describe the nature of the powers conferred on the holder and state that those powers are conferred by the Act, and
state that the powers conferred on the holder do not extend to a part of premises used for residential purposes, except with the consent of the occupier of the premises, and
state the date, if any, on which the certificate expires, and
be signed by the Secretary or another officer of the Department authorised by the Secretary to sign certificates of authority.
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