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Postal Services Act 1999 s 23G

Postal Services Act 1999 s 23G

s 23G Power to enter and examine land other than State land

23G.—(1) This section applies whenever it appears to the public parcel locker network operator that it is or is probably necessary to exercise the powers conferred by this Part on the public parcel locker network operator in respect of any land (except State land) in relation to the installation of any public parcel locker or related installation.[10/2021] (2) The public parcel locker network operator or an authorised person may, after giving at least 3 hours’ prior notice to the occupier (if any) of the land mentioned in subsection (1) —(a) enter the land; and (b) do all necessary acts preparatory to the installation of any public parcel locker or related installation, so far as those acts may be possible without causing any damage or disturbance.[10/2021] (3) Where any damage or disturbance is caused by reason of the entry on the land under subsection (2), the public parcel locker network operator must pay compensation to the owner or occupier of the land.[10/2021] (4) Nothing in this section authorises any authorised person or any officer, employee or agent of the public parcel locker network operator —(a) to cut down or clear away any vegetation or any fence or other structure; or (b) to enter any building or any enclosure attached to any building.[10/2021]

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