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ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY ACT 2013 - SECT 27
Authorised officer's powers
(1) An authorised officer may exercise powers under this section only for the
purpose of investigating possible unlawful conduct.
(2) An authorised officer
may, at any reasonable time, enter and inspect any premises that the officer
has reasonable grounds to suspect are the premises of an
entertainment industry representative or entertainment industry hirer, and
inspect any work being done there and, while on any premises entered under
this section-- (a) require any person employed or engaged at the premises to
produce to the authorised officer such records or other documents as are
required to be kept under this Act or the regulations and are in the custody
or under the control of the person so employed or engaged, and
(b) question
any entertainment industry representative, entertainment industry hirer, or
employee of a representative or hirer, as to any matter concerning the
possible unlawful conduct.
(3) An authorised officer may, at any time-- (a)
require an entertainment industry representative or
entertainment industry hirer to produce for the authorised officer's
examination, at such time and place as the officer may reasonably specify, any
specified records required to be kept under this Act (and retain any such
record for such period as may be necessary in order to take copies of or
extracts from it), and
(b) require an entertainment industry representative
or entertainment industry hirer to deliver to the authorised officer, within
such time and to such place as the officer may reasonably specify, any
specified information concerning possible unlawful conduct, and
(c) make such
other examinations and inquiries as the authorised officer thinks necessary to
ascertain whether the requirements of this Act or the regulations are being or
have been contravened.
(4) A requirement of an authorised officer under this
section may be made personally or by notice in writing served by post.
(5) An
authorised officer who enters premises under this section may seize anything
that the officer reasonably considers to be evidence of a contravention of
this Act or the regulations.
(6) An authorised officer must not exercise the
powers conferred by this section in relation to any part of any premises used
for residential purposes except-- (a) with the permission of the occupier of
the premises, or
(b) under the authority conferred by a search warrant issued
under section 28.
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