sec.132Entry by a council worker, with reasonable entry notice, under a remedial notice

### sec.132 Entry by a council worker, with reasonable entry notice, under a remedial notice This section applies if— the council gives a remedial notice to the owner or the occupier of a property (the responsible person ); and the responsible person fails to take the action required under the remedial notice. After giving a reasonable entry notice to the occupier of the property, a council worker may— enter the property (other than a home on the property) without the permission of the occupier; and take the action that is required under the remedial notice. However, the council worker must, as soon as the council worker enters the property— inform any occupier of the property— of the reason for entering the property; and that the council worker is authorised under this Act to enter the property without the permission of the occupier; and produce his or her identity card for the occupier of the property to inspect. The council may recover the amount that the council properly and reasonably incurs in taking the action as a debt payable by the person who failed to take the action. Interest is payable on the debt at the same rate that interest is payable on overdue rates levied by the council. The council must give the person who failed to take the action written notice of the amount of the debt. Subsection (8) applies if the person who failed to take the action is the owner of the property. If the debt is not paid within 30 days after the date of the written notice, the council may recover the debt as if the debt were overdue rates. s 132 amd 2012 No. 33 s 37 (sec.132-ssec.1) This section applies if— the council gives a remedial notice to the owner or the occupier of a property (the responsible person ); and the responsible person fails to take the action required under the remedial notice. (sec.132-ssec.2) After giving a reasonable entry notice to the occupier of the property, a council worker may— enter the property (other than a home on the property) without the permission of the occupier; and take the action that is required under the remedial notice. (sec.132-ssec.3) However, the council worker must, as soon as the council worker enters the property— inform any occupier of the property— of the reason for entering the property; and that the council worker is authorised under this Act to enter the property without the permission of the occupier; and produce his or her identity card for the occupier of the property to inspect. (sec.132-ssec.4) The council may recover the amount that the council properly and reasonably incurs in taking the action as a debt payable by the person who failed to take the action. (sec.132-ssec.5) Interest is payable on the debt at the same rate that interest is payable on overdue rates levied by the council. (sec.132-ssec.6) The council must give the person who failed to take the action written notice of the amount of the debt. (sec.132-ssec.7) Subsection (8) applies if the person who failed to take the action is the owner of the property. (sec.132-ssec.8) If the debt is not paid within 30 days after the date of the written notice, the council may recover the debt as if the debt were overdue rates. - (a) the council gives a remedial notice to the owner or the occupier of a property (the responsible person ); and - (b) the responsible person fails to take the action required under the remedial notice. - (a) enter the property (other than a home on the property) without the permission of the occupier; and - (b) take the action that is required under the remedial notice. - (a) inform any occupier of the property— (i) of the reason for entering the property; and (ii) that the council worker is authorised under this Act to enter the property without the permission of the occupier; and - (i) of the reason for entering the property; and - (ii) that the council worker is authorised under this Act to enter the property without the permission of the occupier; and - (b) produce his or her identity card for the occupier of the property to inspect. - (i) of the reason for entering the property; and - (ii) that the council worker is authorised under this Act to enter the property without the permission of the occupier; and