Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2017C00123:front:0:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2017C00123
Segment Type: other
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Character Range: 2705–5968

20 Evidential material and warrants
21 Identifying vessels and aircraft
22 Seizable transit goods—aircraft
22A Failure to consider international obligations etc. does not invalidate authorisation
22B Rules of natural justice do not apply to authorisations
Division 3—Authorisations and approvals
23 When authorisations are in force
24 When approvals lapse
25 Form of authorisations and approvals
26 Further authorisations and approvals
Division 4—Exercising powers
Subdivision A—Effect of Division
27 Effect of Division
Subdivision B—Exercising powers without authorisation
28 Identifying aircraft
29 Ensuring safety
Subdivision C—Exercising powers with authorisation
30 Authorisation required
31 Exercising powers for authorised purpose
32 Exercising powers for other purposes
33 Additional powers and limitations under international agreements and decisions
Subdivision D—Scope of power
34 Scope of power—vessels, installations, aircraft and protected land areas
35 Warrants not required
36 Enforcing warrants
Subdivision E—Using force and assistance
37 Using force
38 Requesting assistance
39 Requiring assistance
Division 5—Geographical limits
Subdivision A—Exercising powers in other countries
40 Exercising powers in other countries
Subdivision B—Exercising powers between countries
41 Foreign vessels between countries
42 Meaning of chased without interruption
43 Foreign installations between countries
44 Foreign aircraft between countries
Subdivision C—Exercising powers in Australia
45 Foreign vessels in Australia—evidence and warrants authorisations
46 Vessels, installations and isolated persons in States and internal Territories
47 Aircraft in States and internal Territories
Subdivision D—Requests and agreements of other countries
48 Manner and form of requests and agreements
49 Scope of powers under requests and agreements
Part 3—Maritime powers
Division 1—Introduction
50 Guide to this Part
51 Effect of Part
Division 2—Boarding
52 Boarding vessels, installations and aircraft
53 Requirement to facilitate boarding
54 Additional powers—vessels
55 Additional powers—aircraft
Division 3—Entering on land
56 Entering on land
Division 4—Obtaining information
57 Requiring answers, records and documents
58 Obtaining readings
Division 5—Searching
59 Searching places
60 Lifting persons or things from the sea
61 Searching persons
62 Conducting frisk searches
Division 6—Things found or produced
63 Examining things
64 Securing and marking things
65 Copying records or documents
66 Securing weapons
67 Seizing things
68 Retaining things
Division 7—Detaining vessels, aircraft and other conveyances
69 Vessels and aircraft
69A Additional provisions relating to taking a vessel or aircraft to a destination under section 69
70 Other conveyances
Division 8—Placing and moving persons
71 Placing persons
72 Persons on detained vessels and aircraft
72A Additional provisions relating to taking a person to a destination under subsection 72(4)
73 Using detention provisions
74 Safety of persons
75 Restraint is not arrest
Division 8A—General provisions relating to powers under Divisions 7 and 8
75A Failure to consider international obligations etc. does not invalidate exercise of powers
75B Rules of natural justice do not apply to exercise of powers