Export Control (Wild Game Meat and Wild Game Meat Products) Rules 2021
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10‑2 Dealing with things seized in exercising investigation powers
If a thing has been seized at premises that have been entered under an investigation warrant or under subsection 347(1) of the Act, the thing must be: (a) identified with a mark or a tag; and (b) kept in the custody or control of an authorised officer until whichever of the following first occurs: (i) the thing is given to an analyst appointed under section 413 of the Act; (ii) the thing is destroyed during testing or analysis in accordance with section 412 of the Act; (iii) the thing is forfeited in accordance with subsection 416(1) of the Act; (iv) the thing is destroyed or otherwise disposed of in accordance with section 418 of the Act; (v) the thing is returned in accordance with subsection 66(4) of the Regulatory Powers Act; (vi) the thing is disposed of in accordance with section 68 of the Regulatory Powers Act.
Note: Subsection 347(1) of the Act provides for entry, in certain circumstances, to premises that are, or that form part of, a registered establishment.
Chapter 11—Miscellaneous