This legislation has been repealed.
(1) For the purpose of
investigating an offence against this Act that the inspector reasonably
believes has been committed, or for the purpose of exercising any function of
an inspector under this Act, an inspector may at any reasonable time—
(a)
enter and search a building, place or vehicle, apparently in use for the
carrying on of a business; and
(b)
require a person in charge of such a vehicle to stop it, or move it a
reasonable distance to a place specified by the inspector, to enable the
inspector—
(i)
to enter and search it; or
(ii)
to weigh or measure it and its load; and
(c)
require a person in possession of a pack, basket or other receptacle
containing articles that are apparently for sale to permit the inspector to
examine its contents.
(2) An inspector is
not entitled to enter a part of premises used for residential purposes,
except—
(a) with
the consent of the occupier; or
(b)
under the authority of a search warrant.