which is used, or is on reasonable grounds believed to be intended to be used – in the commission of an offence; or in a manner that is likely to have a negative impact on, or cause significant pollution or degradation of the environment The provisions of section 99 apply to anything seized in terms of subsection (2), subject to such modifications as the context may require. An environmental management inspector may, within his or her mandate in terms of section 95(4), at any time, for the purpose of implementing subsection (1), without a warrant - order the driver of a vehicle or vessel to stop, or the pilot of an aircraft to land; or if necessary and possible, having taken the necessary safety precautions, force the driver or pilot to stop or land, as the case may be. An environmental management inspector may, within his or her mandate in terms of section 95(4), exercise in respect of such vehicle, vessel or aircraft any of the powers mentioned in section 97, where appropriate. An environmental management inspector may apply to the National or Provincial Commissioner of Police for written authorisation in terms of section 13(8) of the South African Police Service Act, 1995 (Act No. 68 of 1995), to establish a roadblock or a checkpoint. An environmental management inspector has, within his or her mandate in terms of section 95(4), all the powers of a member of the South African Police Service in terms of section 13(8) of the South African Police Service Act, 1995. Procedure in respect of seized items The provisions of sections 30 to 35 of the Criminal Procedure Act apply, with the necessary changes as the context may require, to the disposal of anything seized by an environmental management inspector in terms of this Chapter,. When an item is seized in terms of this Chapter, the environmental management inspector may request the person who was in control of the item immediately before the seizure of the item, to take it to a place designated by the inspector, and if the person refuses to take the item to the designated place, the inspector may do so. In order to safeguard a vehicle, vessel or aircraft that has been seized, the environmental management inspector may immobilise it by removing a part. Any item seized in terms of this Chapter, including a part of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft referred to in subsection (3), must be kept by Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife in such a manner that – it is secured against damage or loss;
which is used, or is on reasonable grounds believed to be intended to be used – in the commission of an offence; or in a manner that is likely to have a negative impact on, or cause significant pollution or degradation of the environment The provisions of section 99 apply to anything seized in terms of subsection (2), subject to such modifications as the context may require. An environmental management inspector may, within his or her mandate in terms of section 95(4), at any time, for the purpose of implementing subsection (1), without a warrant - order the driver of a vehicle or vessel to stop, or the pilot of an aircraft to land; or if necessary and possible, having taken the necessary safety precautions, force the driver or pilot to stop or land, as the case may be. An environmental management inspector may, within his or her mandate in terms of section 95(4), exercise in respect of such vehicle, vessel or aircraft any of the powers mentioned in section 97, where appropriate. An environmental management inspector may apply to the National or Provincial Commissioner of Police for written authorisation in terms of section 13(8) of the South African Police Service Act, 1995 (Act No. 68 of 1995), to establish a roadblock or a checkpoint. An environmental management inspector has, within his or her mandate in terms of section 95(4), all the powers of a member of the South African Police Service in terms of section 13(8) of the South African Police Service Act, 1995. Procedure in respect of seized items The provisions of sections 30 to 35 of the Criminal Procedure Act apply, with the necessary changes as the context may require, to the disposal of anything seized by an environmental management inspector in terms of this Chapter,. When an item is seized in terms of this Chapter, the environmental management inspector may request the person who was in control of the item immediately before the seizure of the item, to take it to a place designated by the inspector, and if the person refuses to take the item to the designated place, the inspector may do so. In order to safeguard a vehicle, vessel or aircraft that has been seized, the environmental management inspector may immobilise it by removing a part. Any item seized in terms of this Chapter, including a part of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft referred to in subsection (3), must be kept by Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife in such a manner that – it is secured against damage or loss;