20 (1) The Deputy Minister may appoint inspectors for the purposes of, (a) determining compliance with section 6, 7 or 8 or any other provision of this Act or the regulations; (b) determining whether apprentices are receiving training in accordance with a registered training agreement and with any requirements of an apprenticeship program; (c) determining whether a person who has been approved to provide in-class training for an apprenticeship program is providing training in accordance with the requirements of the program; and (d) determining compliance with a compliance order. Director (2) The Deputy Minister may designate one or more inspectors as a Director or Directors. Certificate of appointment (3) The Deputy Minister shall issue a certificate of appointment, bearing his or her signature or a facsimile thereof, to every inspector. Production of certificate (4) Every inspector, in the exercise of any powers or performance of any duties under this Act, shall produce his or her certificate of appointment upon request. Powers on inspection or investigation (5) An inspector conducting an inspection or investigation may, (a) examine a document, record or other thing that is relevant to the inspection or investigation; (b) demand the production for inspection of a document, record or other thing that is relevant to the inspection or investigation; (c) on issuing a written receipt, remove for review and copying a document, record or other thing that is relevant to the inspection or investigation; (d) in order to produce a record in readable form, use data storage, information processing or retrieval devices or systems that are normally used in carrying on business on the premises; (e) take photographs, video recordings or other visual or audio recordings that are relevant to the inspection or investigation; and (f) question a person on matters relevant to the inspection or investigation. Limitation re photographs and recordings (6) A photograph or recording made under clause (5) (e) must be made in a manner that does not intercept any private communication and that accords with reasonable expectations of privacy. Powers and duties (7) An inspector shall have the powers and duties set out in this Act and such other powers and duties as may be prescribed. Same, compliance and enforcement framework (8) An inspector shall exercise their powers and perform their duties in accordance with the compliance and enforcement framework referred to in section 24, if any. Written demand (9) A demand that a document, record or other thing be produced for inspection must be in writing and must state, (a) the nature of the document, record or other thing required; and (b) when the document, record or other thing is to be produced. Obligation to produce and assist (10) If an inspector demands that a document, record or other thing be produced for inspection, the person having custody of the document, record or other thing shall produce it for the inspector within the time provided for in the demand, and shall, upon the inspector’s demand, (a) provide whatever assistance is reasonably necessary to produce a document, record or other thing in a readable form, including using a data storage, processing or retrieval device or system; and (b) provide whatever assistance is reasonably necessary to interpret a document, record or other thing for the inspector. Entry on premises (11) An inspector may, at any reasonable time and without a warrant, enter and inspect any premises for the purposes referred to in subsection (1). Dwellings (12) Subsection (11) does not authorize entry of a dwelling without the consent of the occupier.