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Powers of Authorised Officers
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An authorised officer may be:
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(a)
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the Commissioner;
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(b)
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an Inspector;
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(c)
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a Police Officer.
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An authorised officer may, at any reasonable time:
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(a)
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enter a licensed premises;
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(b)
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inspect a licensed premises;
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(c)
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require any person who has possession of books of
account, or other records, relevant to a business
conducted under a licence, or to transactions
involving the sale or purchase of liquor, to
produce those books of account or other records for
inspection;
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(d)
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require any person who is in a position to provide
information relating to the sale, purchase or
supply of liquor to answer any question put by the
authorised officer on that subject.
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An authorised officer may:
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(a)
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examine books of account or other records produced
under this section;
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(b)
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make copies of, or take extracts from, any such
books of account or other records;
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(c)
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retain the books of account or other records for a
reasonable period for the purposes referred to
above.
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A person who:
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(a)
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hinders or obstructs an authorised officer in the
exercise of powers under this section;
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(b)
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fails, without reasonable excuse, to comply with a
requirement of an authorised officer under this
section;
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(c)
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fails, without reasonable excuse, to answer, to the
best of the person's knowledge, information and
belief, a question put by an authorised officer;
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(d)
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falsely represents that he or she is an authorised
officer,
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is guilty of an offence.
However, a person may decline to answer a question if the
answer would tend to incriminate the person of an
offence.
Also see:
Inspectors |
Compliance Officers |
Noise and Disturbance |
Disciplinary Action
Page Last Updated: 4-7-2009
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