Conduct not authorised under sections 41 and 42
43 Conduct not authorised under sections 41 and 42
If—
a person proposes to enter, or is on, premises in accordance with section 41 or 42; and
the occupier of the premises requires the person to show his or her permit—
the person is not entitled under that section to enter or remain on the premises unless he or she shows the occupier the permit.
A person is only entitled to enter premises, and exercise powers, under section 41 or 42, if the person has given the occupier of the premises at least 24 hours notice of the person's intention to do so, except as provided by section 44.
A person is not, in exercising any powers under section 41 or 42, entitled to enter any part of premises used for residential purposes, except with the permission of the occupier.
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