Examples for ch 6 of things under s 718
748 Examples for ch 6 of things under s 718
In relation to chapter 6 the following are examples of authorised actions or documents for section 718 in relation to matters dealt with under the Legal Profession Act 2004—
the appointment of a person as an investigator under previous section 542;
an identity card issued to an investigator under previous section 544;
an acknowledgement of consent to enter a place under previous section 550;
an application for a warrant for a place under previous section 551;
a warrant issued for a place under previous section 552;
a receipt under previous section 562 for a thing seized;
a notice of damage under previous section 567.
Also, in relation to chapter 6 of this Act, the following are examples of obligations for section 718 in relation to matters dealt with under the Legal Profession Act 2004—
an obligation under previous section 548 for a person who ceases to be an investigator to return an identity card to the commissioner;
an obligation of an investigator under previous section 553(6) to send documents relating to a warrant under the previous section to a magistrate;
an obligation under previous section 560 in relation to a thing that is seized;
an obligation under previous section 561 to comply with a requirement under that previous section;
an obligation under previous section 565 to return a seized thing that has not been forfeited to the State;
an obligation under previous section 566 to allow the inspection or the copying of a document as mentioned in that previous section.
Also, in relation to chapter 6 of this Act, the statement in previous section 554 that a warrant is not invalidated by a defect is an example of a protection for section 718 in relation to matters dealt with under the Legal Profession Act 2004.
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