Powers after entering premises
114 Powers after entering premises
In this section —
relevant purposes means —
in the case of an entry under section 113(1) — either or both of the purposes referred to in section 112(d) and (e); or
in the case of an entry under section 113(2) — investigative purposes.
An inspector who enters premises under section 113(1) or (2) may, for relevant purposes, do 1 or more of the following —
inspect the premises and any thing at the premises;
search the premises and any thing at the premises;
examine, measure, test, photograph or film any part of the premises or any thing at the premises;
operate equipment, including (without limitation) a computer, or facilities at the premises or direct a person at the premises to do so;
take any thing, or a sample of or from any thing, at the premises for analysis or testing;
make a copy of, take an extract from, or download or print out, any document or other thing at the premises;
take into or onto premises any person, equipment and materials the inspector reasonably requires;
direct the occupier of the premises, or a person at the premises, to give the inspector such assistance as the inspector reasonably requires.
If an inspector gives a direction to a person under subsection (2)(h), the inspector must inform the person that —
under this Act, the person is required to comply with the direction; and
failure to do so may constitute an offence under section 116(1).
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