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Health Ombudsman Act 2013

sec.310Seized things

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sec.310 Seized things

This Act applies in relation to a thing that was seized by an authorised person under the repealed HQCC Act before the commencement as if the thing had been seized under this Act.

Previous sectionsec.309Outstanding requirements for information

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