87Power to stop conveyances about to leave an excise place

87 Power to stop conveyances about to leave an excise place 87AA Searches of conveyances without warrant 87A Powers of officers in relation to resources installations 87B Powers of officers in relation to sea installations 91 Examine all goods 92 Seals etc. not to be broken Subdivision D—Powers of arrest 100 Power of arrest 102 Arrested persons to go before Justices 103 Power of Justices with offenders 104 Power to detain and search suspected persons Subdivision E—Miscellaneous 106 Samples 107 Power to purchase samples Division 1A—Search and seizure 107AA Definitions 107AAA Extension of Division to civil penalty for possession of tobacco without relevant documentation etc. 107AB Law relating to legal professional privilege not affected Subdivision B—Search warrants in respect of things believed to be evidential material 107BA When search warrants can be issued 107BB The things that are authorised by a search warrant 107BC Use of equipment to examine or process things 107BD Use of electronic equipment on or in premises 107BE Compensation for damage to equipment or data 107BF Copies of seized things to be provided Subdivision C—Seizure of goods believed to be forfeited goods 107CA When seizure warrants can be issued 107CB The things that are authorised by seizure warrants Subdivision D—Provisions applicable both to search and seizure warrants 107DA Conduct of ordinary searches and frisk searches 107DB Announcement before entry 107DC Details of warrant to be given to occupier 107DD Occupier entitled to be present during search or seizure 107DE Availability of assistance and use of force in executing a warrant 107DF Specific powers available to executing officers 107DG Warrants by telephone or other electronic means 107DH Receipts for things seized under warrant 107DI Offence for making false statements in warrants 107DJ Offences relating to telephone warrants Subdivision E—Dealing with things seized as evidential material under a search warrant or section 9 of the Crimes Act 1914 107EA Retention of things seized under a search warrant etc. 107EB Magistrate may permit a thing seized under a search warrant etc. to be retained Subdivision F—Dealing with forfeited goods seized under a seizure warrant or section 9 of the Crimes Act 1914 107FA Seized goods to be secured 107FB Requirement to serve seizure notices 107FC Matters to be dealt with in seizure notices 107FD Claim for return of goods seized 107FE Treatment of goods seized if no claim for return is made 107FF Treatment of goods seized if a claim for return is made 107FG Magistrate may permit goods seized under a seizure warrant or section 9 of the Crimes Act 1914 to be retained 107FH Right of compensation in certain circumstances for goods disposed of or destroyed 107FI Effect of forfeiture 107FJ Immediate disposal of certain goods 107FK Release of goods on security 107FL Service by post 107FM Disposal of forfeited goods 107FN Destruction or concealment of evidential material or forfeited goods Subdivision G—Miscellaneous 107GA Nature of functions of magistrate under sections 107EB and 107FG 107GB Retaining evidential material of goods immediately disposed of 107GC Appointment of analyst 107GD Evidentiary certificates in relation to goods immediately disposed of Division 2—Protection to officers 108 Reasonable cause for seizure a bar to action 109 Notice of action to be given 110 Defect in notice not to invalidate 111 No evidence to be produced but that contained in notice 112 Officer may tender amends 113 Commencement of proceedings against officers 114 Time for commencing action 115 Security may be required Part X—Penal provisions 116 Forfeiture 117 Unlawful possession of excisable goods 117A Unlawfully moving excisable goods 117B Unlawfully selling excisable goods 117BA Unlawfully selling LPG that is used for an excisable LPG use 117D Unlawfully moving tobacco leaf 117I Counterfeit tobacco labels 118 Illegal prevention of seizures 120 Offences 124 Collusive seizures penalty 127A Alternative penalties 128 Penalties in addition to forfeitures Part XA—Penalty instead of prosecution 129A Purpose and effect of this Part 129B When an infringement notice may be issued 129C Matters to be included in an infringement notice 129D Due date for penalty 129E Effect of payment of penalty 129F Withdrawal of infringement notice Part XI—Excise prosecutions 133 Meaning of Excise prosecution 134 Institution of prosecutions 136 Prosecution in accordance with practice rules 137 State Court practice 138 Commencement of prosecutions 139 Information etc. to be valid etc. if in words of Act 140 No objections for informality 141 Conviction not to be quashed 142 Protection to witnesses 143 Defendant a competent witness 144 Averment of prosecution sufficient 145 Proof of proclamations etc. 145A Conduct by directors, employees or agents 146 Minimum penalties 148 Collector may levy on goods in his or her possession 150 Imprisonment not to release penalty 151 Conviction to operate as a condemnation 152 Parties may recover costs 153 Application of penalties Part XII—Disputes as to duty