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Public Utilities Act 2001 s 55B

Public Utilities Act 2001 s 55B

s 55B Power to enter and investigate

55B.—(1) An authorised officer may, at any time without notice, enter any premises or board any vessel in any reservoir or waterway, and do all or any of the following for the specified purposes:(a) search the premises or vessel and take possession of anything found in the premises or vessel; (b) require the production of, and take and retain extracts from or copies of, records, certificates, notices, documents and footage recorded by any video surveillance system (wherever and by whoever they are kept);[Act 38 of 2024 wef 01/03/2025] (c) take and retain samples of any materials (whether solid, liquid, gaseous or vapour) found for the purpose of analysis; (d) take any photographs or video recordings that the authorised officer thinks necessary; (e) require any individual whom the authorised officer finds in the premises or vessel to produce his or her identity card or other identification papers for inspection.[11/2018] (2) In subsection (1), “specified purposes” means all or any of the following purposes:(a) to ascertain whether the requirements imposed by or under this Act are complied with; (b) to investigate a suspected offence under this Act; (c) to investigate whether there is any circumstance that may result in the suspension or cancellation of a plumber’s licence.[11/2018]

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