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Food Safety and Security Act 2025 s 235

s 235 Monitoring powers: where

235.—(1) The premises where a monitoring power may be exercised by a food security officer are as follows:(a) any premises occupied or used by an entity that is subject to a minimum stockholding requirement in relation to an MSR product; (b) any premises occupied or used by an entity that is an agri‑food supply chain participant (but not an ultimate consumer) and is undertaking any MSR activity in relation to an MSR product; (c) any premises (except a private residence) occupied by an individual who is or was an officer of an entity mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b); (d) any premises (except a private residence) occupied by an individual who is an employee of an entity mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b); (e) any premises where any MSR product is held by an entity mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b). (2) The premises where a monitoring power may be exercised by an authorised officer or a food inspector are as follows:(a) any premises (except a private residence) occupied or used by a holder of an FSSA authorisation, or an applicant for an FSSA authorisation, for or in connection with a licensable activity undertaken or to be undertaken by the holder or applicant; (b) any premises (except a private residence) occupied by an individual who is or was an officer of a person mentioned in paragraph (a); (c) any premises (except a private residence) occupied by an individual who is an employee of a person mentioned in paragraph (a).

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