s. 149 (4) In this section— means a person who publishes a publisher publication intended for sale or public distribution (whether to the public generally or to a restricted class or number of persons) or for public display (including in an electronic form). Division 3—Entry and search of premises with consent 149 Entry and search with consent (1) If an inspector believes on reasonable grounds that a person has contravened this Act or the regulations, the inspector, with the consent of the occupier of premises, may— (a) enter and search the premises; and (b) exercise a power referred to in subsection (2) and (3) at the premises. (2) An inspector may— (a) seize any thing the inspector finds on the premises if the inspector believes on reasonable grounds the thing is connected with the alleged contravention; (b) examine, take and keep samples of any goods the inspector finds on the premises if the inspector believes on reasonable grounds the goods are connected with the alleged contravention; (c) in the case of any document on the premises, do any of the following in relation to the document, if the inspector believes on reasonable grounds the document is connected with the alleged contravention—
(4) In this section— publisher means a person who publishes a publication intended for sale or public distribution (whether to the public generally or to a restricted class or number of persons) or for public display (including in an electronic form). Division 3—Entry and search of premises with consent 149 Entry and search with consent s. 149 (1) If an inspector believes on reasonable grounds that a person has contravened this Act or the regulations, the inspector, with the consent of the occupier of premises, may— (a) enter and search the premises; and (b) exercise a power referred to in subsection (2) and (3) at the premises. (2) An inspector may— (a) seize any thing the inspector finds on the premises if the inspector believes on reasonable grounds the thing is connected with the alleged contravention; (b) examine, take and keep samples of any goods the inspector finds on the premises if the inspector believes on reasonable grounds the goods are connected with the alleged contravention; (c) in the case of any document on the premises, do any of the following in relation to the document, if the inspector believes on reasonable grounds the document is connected with the alleged contravention—
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