(1) The powers an authorised person may exercise under paragraphs 46(1)(b) and 47(1)(b) are as follows:
(a) to search the premises and any thing on the premises;
(aa) to examine or observe any activity conducted on the premises;
(b) to inspect, examine, take measurements of, conduct tests on or take samples of any therapeutic goods on the premises or any thing on the premises that relates to any therapeutic goods;
(c) to make any still or moving image or any recording of the premises or any thing on the premises;
(d) if the authorised person was only authorised to enter the premises because the occupier of the premises consented to the entry--to require the occupier to:
(i) answer any questions put by the authorised person; and
(ii) produce any book, record or document requested by the authorised person;
(e) if the authorised person was authorised to enter the premises by a warrant under section 49 or 50--to require any person in or on the premises to:
(i) answer any questions put by the authorised person; and
(ii) produce any book, record or document requested by the authorised person;
(f) to inspect any book, record or document on the premises;
(g) to take extracts from or make copies of any such book, record or document;
(h) to take onto the premises such equipment and materials as the authorised person requires for the purpose of exercising powers in relation to the premises.
(3) A person must not refuse or fail to comply with a requirement under paragraph (1)(e).
(3A) Subsection (3) does not apply if the person has a reasonable excuse.
Note: The defendant bears an evidential burden in relation to the matter in subsection (3A). See subsection 13.3(3) of the Criminal Code .
(4) It is a reasonable excuse for a person to refuse or fail to
answer a question or produce a document if answering the question, or
producing the document, would tend to incriminate the person.