s. 129 (a) with the written consent of the occupier of the land or premises; or (b) under the authority of a search warrant. (3) Before the occupier consents to entry and search S. 129(3) inserted by of his or her residence under this section, the No. 59/2011 s. 17(3). enforcement officer must inform the occupier— (a) of the purpose of the search; and (b) that the occupier may refuse to give consent to the entry and search or to the seizure of anything found during the search; and (c) that anything seized during the search with the consent of the occupier may be used in evidence in proceedings. (4) If the occupier consents to entry and search, the S. 129(4) inserted by enforcement officer must ask the occupier to sign No. 59/2011 an acknowledgement stating— s. 17(3). (a) that the occupier has been informed of the purpose of the search and that anything seized in the search with the consent of the occupier may be used in evidence in proceedings; and (b) that the occupier has been informed that he or she may refuse to give consent to the entry and search or to the seizure of anything; and (c) that the occupier has consented to such an entry and search. (5) If the occupier consents to the seizure of any thing S. 129(5) inserted by during a search under this section, the No. 59/2011 s. 17(3). enforcement officer must before seizing the thing ask the occupier to sign an acknowledgment stating that the occupier has consented to the seizure of the thing. S. 130 130 Occupier to be given copy of acknowledgement substituted by No. 59/2011 s. 18.
(a) with the written consent of the occupier of the land or premises; or (b) under the authority of a search warrant. S. 129(3) inserted by No. 59/2011 s. 17(3). (3) Before the occupier consents to entry and search of his or her residence under this section, the enforcement officer must inform the occupier— (a) of the purpose of the search; and s. 129 (b) that the occupier may refuse to give consent to the entry and search or to the seizure of anything found during the search; and (c) that anything seized during the search with the consent of the occupier may be used in evidence in proceedings. S. 129(4) inserted by No. 59/2011 s. 17(3). (4) If the occupier consents to entry and search, the enforcement officer must ask the occupier to sign an acknowledgement stating— (a) that the occupier has been informed of the purpose of the search and that anything seized in the search with the consent of the occupier may be used in evidence in proceedings; and (b) that the occupier has been informed that he or she may refuse to give consent to the entry and search or to the seizure of anything; and (c) that the occupier has consented to such an entry and search. S. 129(5) inserted by No. 59/2011 s. 17(3). (5) If the occupier consents to the seizure of any thing during a search under this section, the enforcement officer must before seizing the thing ask the occupier to sign an acknowledgment stating that the occupier has consented to the seizure of the thing. S. 130 substituted by No. 59/2011 s. 18. 130 Occupier to be given copy of acknowledgement