82 (1) The Public Guardian and Trustee may exercise a right of entry conferred by this section only for the purpose of an investigation required by section 27 or 62.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (1). Entry to certain premises (2) The Public Guardian and Trustee is entitled to enter a facility or controlled-access residence, without a warrant and at any time that is reasonable in the circumstances, if he or she has reasonable grounds to believe that, (a) the person who is alleged to be incapable is in the premises; and (b) a meeting with the person is necessary for the purposes of the investigation.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (2). Controlled-access residences (3) The right to enter a controlled-access residence under subsection (2) applies only to the common areas of the premises, including the entryways, hallways, elevators and stairs, and the Public Guardian and Trustee may enter a private dwelling unit in the controlled-access residence without the consent or acquiescence of the occupier only if authorized under subsection (4) or (8).  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (3). Warrant for entry (4) A justice of the peace may issue a warrant to the Public Guardian and Trustee for entry to premises if the justice of the peace is satisfied that the person who is alleged to be incapable is in the premises and, (a) the Public Guardian and Trustee has been prevented from exercising a right of entry to the premises under subsection (2); or (b) a meeting with the person is necessary for the purposes of the investigation.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (4). Authority conferred by warrant (5) The warrant authorizes the Public Guardian and Trustee to enter the premises specified in the warrant, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. or during the hours specified in the warrant, and to remain there for a reasonable time.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (5). Duration (6) A warrant is valid for seven days.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (6). Police assistance (7) The Public Guardian and Trustee may call on a police officer for assistance in executing it.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (7). Other entry without warrant (8) The Public Guardian and Trustee is entitled to enter premises other than premises that he or she is entitled to enter under subsection (2), without a warrant and between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., if he or she has reasonable grounds to believe that, (a) the person who is alleged to be incapable is in the premises; (b) a meeting with the person is necessary for the purposes of the investigation; and (c) it is impractical, by reason of the location of the premises, to obtain a warrant under subsection (4).  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (8). Meeting (9) When the Public Guardian and Trustee exercises a right of entry under this section, he or she is entitled to meet with the person who is alleged to be incapable without interference and in private.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (9). Obligation to leave premises (10) The Public Guardian and Trustee must leave the premises promptly if the person who is alleged to be incapable indicates that he or she does not want to meet with the Public Guardian and Trustee.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (10). Identification (11) A person exercising a right of entry under this section shall, on request, present identification.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (11). References to P.G.T. (12) A reference in this section to the Public Guardian and Trustee includes any person he or she designates for the purpose of this section.  1992, c. 30, s. 82 (12).