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← Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Act 2000

Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Act 2000 s 24

s 24 Obligations of persons carrying out inspections

24.—(1) Every national inspector must —(a) carry his or her identification certificate; and (b) produce it to any person appearing to be in control of the premises entered —(i) on entering the premises (if the person is then present); and (ii) at any reasonable time after entering the premises, if asked to do so by the person. (2) Every national inspector must —(a) if, at any time between the time of entry of any premises to be inspected and the time the inspection is completed, there is no person appearing to be in control of the premises, as soon as is practicable after completing the inspection give the occupier or person in control of the premises a written notice stating that the premises has been entered, and specifying the following matters:(i) the time and date of entry; (ii) the circumstances and purpose of entry; (iii) the name of every person entering; (b) where applicable, have a warrant with him or her and produce it if required to do so; and (c) where any thing is seized, give the occupier or person in control of the premises a written inventory of all things so seized.

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