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Section 262 - Fisheries Management Act 1994 - Power of arrest | Zoe

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262 Power of arrest

A fisheries officer may, without warrant, arrest a person whom the officer—

(a) finds committing a fisheries offence, or

(b) has reason to believe has committed a fisheries offence.

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