Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005
29DAcknowledgement of document or thing seized during entry with consent
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29D Acknowledgement of document or thing seized during entry with consent
(1) The authorised officer must not seize any document or thing under section 29C(2)(k) unless the authorised officer asks the owner to sign an acknowledgement setting out—
(a) that the owner consents to the seizure of the document or thing; and
(b) the time and date the owner provided consent.
(2) An owner who signs an acknowledgement under subsection (1) must be given a copy of the signed acknowledgement before the authorised officer leaves the premises.
(3) A signed acknowledgement under subsection (1) is evidence that the owner consented to the seizure of a document or thing.
(4) If, in any proceeding, a signed acknowledgement under subsection (1) is not produced to the court or tribunal, it must be presumed until the contrary is proved that the owner did not consent to the seizure of a document or thing.
S. 29E inserted by No. 23/2021 s. 24.