11 (1) The Chief Executive Officer or a person designated by the Chief Executive Officer may make inquiries and conduct examinations of the business and activities of an individual who is or who appears to be using a title mentioned in section 2 or 3 to ensure that the individual is complying with the requirements established under this Act. Representation as approved credentialing body (2) The Chief Executive Officer or designate may make inquiries and conduct examinations of the business and activities of a person or entity that is or that appears to be representing that it is approved as a credentialing body without a valid approval. Representation as issuer of approved credential (3) The Chief Executive Officer or designate may make inquiries and conduct examinations of the businesses and activities of a person or entity that is or that appears to be representing that it can offer an approved credential without a valid approval for the credential. Powers (4) The Chief Executive Officer or designate may do any of the following things in the course of making an inquiry or conducting an examination: 1.  Enter and inspect at any reasonable time any premises used in connection with the business or activities of the individual, person or entity. 2.  Examine all documents and records of the individual, person or entity that may be relevant to the inquiry or examination. 3.  Require a person who appears to be employed or otherwise working at the premises to answer questions about anything that may be relevant to the inquiry or examination. 4.  In order to produce information, use any data storage, processing or retrieval device or system that is used in connection with the business or activities of the individual, person or entity. 5.  Require a person who appears to be employed or otherwise working at the premises to produce a document or record or provide whatever assistance is reasonably necessary, including using any data storage, processing or retrieval device or system to produce information. 6.  Remove for examination and copying anything that may be relevant to the inquiry or examination, including removing any data storage, processing or retrieval device in order to produce information. Entry into dwelling (5) The Chief Executive Officer or designate shall not enter the part of a premises, if any, that is used as a dwelling unless the occupant consents to the entry. Use of force (6) The Chief Executive Officer or designate shall not use force to enter or inspect premises. Duty to assist (7) If, under this section, the Chief Executive Officer or designate requires a person to answer questions, to produce a document or record or to provide assistance, the person shall do so in the manner and within the period specified by the Chief Executive Officer or designate. Receipt for things removed (8) The Chief Executive Officer or designate shall give a receipt for anything that he or she removes for examination and copying and shall promptly return the thing to the person who produced it. Identification (9) On request, the Chief Executive Officer shall produce evidence of his or her office and the designate shall produce evidence of his or her designation.