Power to enter special premises without consent or warrant
2 Power to enter special premises without consent or warrant
A transport safety investigator may enter special premises without the occupier’s consent and without obtaining a search warrant if—
the investigator believes on reasonable grounds that it is necessary to do so for the purposes of an investigation, and
the investigation is into a notifiable occurrence.
Before entering special premises under this clause, the transport safety investigator must take reasonable steps to give to the occupier of the premises a written notice setting out the occupier’s rights and obligations under this Act in relation to the powers that may be exercised on entry.
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