(4) An order must state a day, not later than 28 days after the making of the order, on which the order ceases to have effect. 159 Inspection of documents under court order (1) If any documents are produced to an inspector under an order made under section 158, the inspector may— (a) inspect the documents or authorise a person to inspect the documents; (b) make copies of or take extracts of the documents; (c) seize the documents; (d) secure any seized documents against interference; (e) retain possession of the documents in accordance with this Part. (2) An inspector may only seize documents under subsection (1)(c) if the inspector considers the documents necessary for the purpose of obtaining evidence for the purpose of any proceedings against any person under this Act or the regulations. 160 Notification of execution of court order (1) An inspector who executes an order under this Division must, as soon as practicable after the execution of the order, notify the Magistrates' Court in writing of— (a) the time and place of execution; and (b) the documents or classes of documents seized; and (c) if documents were seized under section 159(1)(c) in respect of an alleged contravention other than a contravention for
(iii) remove the document for so long as is reasonably necessary to make copies or take extracts from the document; (c) make any still or moving image or recording of any thing of a particular kind, named or described in the warrant, if the inspector believes on reasonable grounds it is connected with the alleged contravention. (2) A search warrant issued under section 168(3) may authorise, in addition to an inspector, any other person named or otherwise identified in the warrant to execute the warrant. (3) A search warrant issued under section 168(3) must state— (a) the purpose for which the search is required and the nature of the alleged contravention; and (b) any conditions to which the warrant is subject; and (c) whether entry is authorised to be made at any time of the day or night or during specified hours of the day or night; and (d) a day, not later than 28 days after the issue of the warrant, on which the warrant ceases to have effect. (4) Except as provided by this Act, the rules to be observed with respect to search warrants under the Magistrates' Court Act 1989 extend and apply to warrants issued under section 168(3). 170 Announcement before entry
believe has committed an offence against this Act or the regulations that is prescribed for the purposes of this subsection. (2) An offence referred to in subsection (1) for which an infringement notice may be served is an infringement offence within the meaning of the Infringements Act 2006. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1), an infringement notice must— (a) be in the form required by the Infringements Act 2006; and (b) include details of the additional steps (if any) required to expiate the offence. (4) Despite anything to the contrary in the Infringements Act 2006, a notice under subsection (1) may be served on an incorporated association in accordance with this section. (5) The Registrar may, in writing, authorise a person to serve infringement notices under this section. (6) In this section— authorised officer means— (a) the Registrar; (b) a person authorised by the Registrar under subsection (5); (c) an inspector; person includes an incorporated association. 213 Additional step for ongoing offence (1) This section applies if a person is served with an infringement notice for a prescribed offence constituted by the failure of the person to do an act.
(2) The additional step required to expiate the offence is for the person to do the act. (3) If within the required period the person informs the Registrar that the act has been done, the Registrar must— (a) without delay, ascertain whether or not the act has been done; and (b) serve on the person a notice stating whether or not the act has been done. (4) A statement that an act has been done contained in a notice served under subsection (3)(b) is for all purposes conclusive proof of that fact. (5) If, at the expiration of the required period, the person has paid the prescribed penalty but has not done the act— (a) no proceedings may be instituted against the person in respect of the prescribed offence; but (b) the obligation to do the act continues and section 211 applies in relation to the continued failure to do the act as if, on the day on which the person paid the prescribed penalty, the person had been convicted of an offence constituted by a failure to do the act. (6) If, at the expiration of the required period, the person has not paid the prescribed penalty but has done the act, proceedings may be instituted, or procedures for the enforcement of infringement penalties under the Infringements Act 2006 may be used, against the person in respect of the prescribed offence. (7) If, at the expiration of the required period, the person has neither paid the prescribed penalty nor done the act— (a) the obligation to do the act continues; and