might render them dangerous for consumption by humans or animals; (g) destroying any noxious aquatic species; S. 102(2)(g) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(n)(ii). (h) inspecting any document which the S. 102(2)(h) amended by authorised officer or member of the police No. 5/1997 force reasonably believes to be relevant for ss 18(a), 50(1)(n)(i), the purpose of ascertaining whether or not substituted by the provisions of this Act, the regulations or No. 17/2002 s. 16. a fisheries notice are being observed; (ha) making extracts, copies or notes of the S. 102(2)(ha) inserted by contents of a document inspected under No. 17/2002 paragraph (h); s. 16. (i) seizing any such document if, in the reasonable belief of the authorised officer, the document may assist in the enforcement of this Act. (3) Any authorised officer or member of the police force may at any time without warrant search any parcel, basket, bag, box, receptacle, boat, aircraft or vehicle whatsoever or any premises other than a dwelling house for any document or thing. (4) An authorised officer or member of the police force may direct the operator of any boat, the driver of any vehicle or the pilot of any aircraft to stop the boat, vehicle or aeroplane. (5) If in the circumstances it would be unreasonable or unsafe for the operator, driver or pilot to comply with a directive under subsection (4), the authorised officer or member of the police force
might render them dangerous for consumption by humans or animals; S. 102(2)(g) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(n)(ii). (g) destroying any noxious aquatic species; S. 102(2)(h) amended by No. 5/1997 ss 18(a), 50(1)(n)(i), substituted by No. 17/2002 s. 16. (h) inspecting any document which the authorised officer or member of the police force reasonably believes to be relevant for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the provisions of this Act, the regulations or a fisheries notice are being observed; S. 102(2)(ha) inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 16. (ha) making extracts, copies or notes of the contents of a document inspected under paragraph (h); (i) seizing any such document if, in the reasonable belief of the authorised officer, the document may assist in the enforcement of this Act. (3) Any authorised officer or member of the police force may at any time without warrant search any parcel, basket, bag, box, receptacle, boat, aircraft or vehicle whatsoever or any premises other than a dwelling house for any document or thing. (4) An authorised officer or member of the police force may direct the operator of any boat, the driver of any vehicle or the pilot of any aircraft to stop the boat, vehicle or aeroplane. (5) If in the circumstances it would be unreasonable or unsafe for the operator, driver or pilot to comply with a directive under subsection (4), the authorised officer or member of the police force
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