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165 Seizure of goods An inspector may seize goods mentioned in section 164 if the inspector has reasonable grounds to suspect that the goods are evidential material. Division 11.9 General provisions relating to search and seizure

Previous section164Power to search goods, baggage etc

Next section166Copies of seized things to be provided