s. 53 (c) regulating the transport of contaminated agricultural produce; (d) requiring the identification of contaminated agricultural produce. _______________ 53 Authorised officers S. 53(1) (1) The chief administrator may appoint any person amended by employed in the public service to be an authorised Nos 73/1994 s. 51(1), officer for the purposes of all or any provisions of 46/1998 this Act or any regulations or Orders made under s. 7(Sch. 1) this Act. (as amended by No. 12/1999 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 2)), 55/2001 s. 18(1). (2) The chief administrator must issue an identification certificate to each authorised officer. (3) An authorised officer must produce his or her S. 53(3) substituted by identity card for inspection— No. 55/2001 s. 18(2). (a) before exercising a power under this Act; and (b) at any time during the exercise of a power under this Act, if asked to do so. 10 penalty units. 54 Powers of authorised officers (1) An authorised officer has the power— (a) to enter at any reasonable time any land or premises (other than premises that are used mainly as residential premises) on or at which the authorised officer reasonably suspects that—
(c) regulating the transport of contaminated agricultural produce; (d) requiring the identification of contaminated agricultural produce. _______________ 53 Authorised officers s. 53 S. 53(1) amended by Nos 73/1994 s. 51(1), 46/1998 s. 7(Sch. 1) (as amended by No. 12/1999 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 2)), 55/2001 s. 18(1). (1) The chief administrator may appoint any person employed in the public service to be an authorised officer for the purposes of all or any provisions of this Act or any regulations or Orders made under this Act. (2) The chief administrator must issue an identification certificate to each authorised officer. S. 53(3) substituted by No. 55/2001 s. 18(2). (3) An authorised officer must produce his or her identity card for inspection— (a) before exercising a power under this Act; and (b) at any time during the exercise of a power under this Act, if asked to do so. 10 penalty units. 54 Powers of authorised officers (1) An authorised officer has the power— (a) to enter at any reasonable time any land or premises (other than premises that are used mainly as residential premises) on or at which the authorised officer reasonably suspects that—