Powers

In force

So far as is necessary to carry out his or her functions, the interim manager may—

(a)

enter any part of the funded entity’s premises; and

(b)

use the facilities or things in the premises that it appears are intended for use, or are ordinarily used, to deliver a funded product or service of the funded entity; and

(c)

ask for and accept payments owing to the funded entity; and

(d)

do anything in relation to the funded product or service, on behalf of the funded entity, that the funded entity is permitted or required to do.

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