17 (1) An inspector may enter and inspect any land, building or other place if, (a) the inspector has reasonable grounds to believe that an invasive species, a carrier or other thing to which this Act or the regulations apply will be found on the land or in the building or place; or (b) the inspection is for the purpose of determining compliance with, (i) this Act or the regulations, (ii) a condition in an authorization that is issued under section 10 or is contained in an agreement referred to in section 12, (iii) a prevention and response plan prepared under section 13, or (iv) a provision of an order made by an inspector or by the Minister under this Act. Powers during inspection (2) During an inspection under this section, the following powers are the powers that may be exercised by an inspector: 1. Inspect any animal, plant or thing that the inspector believes on reasonable grounds may be an invasive species or a carrier. 2. Open any receptacle, baggage, package, container, cage or other thing that the inspector believes on reasonable grounds contains an invasive species or a carrier. 3. Conduct any test, take any measurement, specimen or sample, set up any equipment and make any photographic or other record that may assist in the inspection. 4. Require the production of any document that is relevant to the inspection. 5. Use or cause to be used any computer or other device that contains or is able to retrieve information, for the purpose of examining information relevant to the inspection that is contained in or available to the computer or other device, and produce or cause to be produced a printout or other output from the computer or other device of information that is relevant to the inspection. 6. Remove any documents or things that are relevant to the inspection for the purpose of making copies or of further inspection. 7. Ask questions that are relevant to the inspection. Dwellings (3) Subsection (1) does not authorize an inspector to enter a building or a part of a building that is being used as a dwelling unless the occupier of the dwelling consents to the entry. Warrant for dwelling (4) On application without notice, a justice may issue a warrant authorizing an inspector to enter and inspect a building or part of a building that is being used as a dwelling if the justice is satisfied by information under oath that there are reasonable grounds to believe that, (a) an inspection under this section is required for any of the reasons described in subsection (1); and (b) entry has been refused or is likely to be refused. Same, application for warrant (5) An application under subsection (4) shall specify that the warrant is to enter and inspect a building or part of a building that is being used as a dwelling. Conditions (6) A warrant is subject to such conditions as may be specified in the warrant. Assistance (7) An inspector may be accompanied or assisted by any person during an inspection under this section. Time of entry (8) An entry under subsection (1) shall be made at a time that is reasonable in view of the activity that is conducted on the land or in the building or other place. Copies (9) An inspector may make copies of any documents produced or removed during the inspection. Return of things (10) If an inspector removes any document or thing under paragraph 6 of subsection (2), the inspector shall copy the document or thing or further inspect it with reasonable dispatch and return it promptly to the person from whom it was taken, unless it is not reasonable for the person to expect the thing to be returned.