Co-operatives National Law (NSW)
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501 Powers of inspectors at place entered
501 Powers of inspectors at place entered
An inspector has the following powers at a place the inspector is authorised to enter—
(a) power to search for evidence of a contravention of this Law;
(b) power to search for relevant documents and to require a person at the place to produce to the inspector any relevant document in the person’s custody or under the person’s control;
(c) power to require a person at the place who is apparently involved in the management or conduct of the affairs or activities of a co-operative to answer questions or provide information;
(d) power to exercise the functions of an inspector under section 502 in relation to a relevant document found at the place or produced to the inspector.