167 Obtaining the consent of the occupier (1) For the purposes of obtaining the consent of an S. 167(1) amended by occupier of land or premises under section 166 an No. 11/2016 authorised officer or Aboriginal heritage officer s. 108(1). may, without the occupier's consent— (a) enter the land or premises to an extent that is reasonable in order to contact the occupier; or (b) enter a part of the land or premises that the S. 167(1)(b) amended by authorised officer or Aboriginal heritage No. 11/2016 officer reasonably considers members of the s. 108(2). public would ordinarily be allowed to enter when they wish to contact the occupier. (2) When seeking to obtain the consent of an occupier S. 167(2) amended by of land or premises under section 166, an No. 11/2016 authorised officer or Aboriginal heritage officer s. 108(3). must inform the occupier— (a) of the purpose of the entry; and (b) if the authorised officer or Aboriginal S. 167(2)(b) amended by heritage officer intends to search the land or No. 11/2016 premises, the purpose of the search; and s. 108(4). (c) that the occupier may refuse to give consent to the entry and search or to the seizure of any thing found during the search; and (d) that the occupier may refuse to consent to the taking of any copy of or extract from a document found on the premises during the search; and (e) that any thing seized or taken during the search with the consent of the occupier may be used in evidence in proceedings.
167 Obtaining the consent of the occupier S. 167(1) amended by No. 11/2016 s. 108(1). (1) For the purposes of obtaining the consent of an occupier of land or premises under section 166 an authorised officer or Aboriginal heritage officer may, without the occupier's consent— (a) enter the land or premises to an extent that is reasonable in order to contact the occupier; or S. 167(1)(b) amended by No. 11/2016 s. 108(2). (b) enter a part of the land or premises that the authorised officer or Aboriginal heritage officer reasonably considers members of the public would ordinarily be allowed to enter when they wish to contact the occupier. S. 167(2) amended by No. 11/2016 s. 108(3). (2) When seeking to obtain the consent of an occupier of land or premises under section 166, an authorised officer or Aboriginal heritage officer must inform the occupier— (a) of the purpose of the entry; and S. 167(2)(b) amended by No. 11/2016 s. 108(4). (b) if the authorised officer or Aboriginal heritage officer intends to search the land or premises, the purpose of the search; and (c) that the occupier may refuse to give consent to the entry and search or to the seizure of any thing found during the search; and (d) that the occupier may refuse to consent to the taking of any copy of or extract from a document found on the premises during the search; and (e) that any thing seized or taken during the search with the consent of the occupier may be used in evidence in proceedings.