Modifying operation of Act for Tourism Services Act 2003
9 Modifying operation of Act for Tourism Services Act 2003
The common provisions are modified for the Tourism Services Act 2003 by subsections (3) to (5) (each a modifying provision).
A word defined in the Tourism Services Act 2003 and used in a modifying provision has the same meaning in the modifying provision as it has in that Act.
The power for an inspector to enter a place under section 22(1)(d) includes the power to enter a place (other than a part of a place where a person resides) if—
the inspector reasonably believes that records relating to carrying on the business of an inbound tour operator, or business as a tour guide, are kept at the place; and
the place is—
open for carrying on business; or
otherwise open for entry.
An inspector must not seize a thing under section 41 or 42 if the inspector knows or suspects it is the property, or in the possession, of a tourist.
In sections 28, 33, 41, 42, 49, 55 and 67 a reference to an offence against a primary Act is taken to include a reference to a relevant contravention.
Note—
The term ‘relevant contravention’ is defined in the Tourism Services Act 2003, schedule 2.
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