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Liquor Act 1992
sec.174APowers of community police officers
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### sec.174A Powers of community police officers
An investigator who is a community police officer may only exercise a power under this part for the administration and enforcement of sections 168B , 169 and 171 in a restricted area that is, or is in, the community area for which the officer holds appointment.
Subsection (3) applies for a community police officer exercising an investigator’s powers under this part for the administration and enforcement of a prescribed provision by the officer.
This part applies to the officer as if—
a reference to an investigator were a reference to a community police officer; and
the prescribed provision were a provision of this Act.
A community police officer may exercise a power under section 175 if the officer has a reasonable suspicion that a vehicle is being used in the commission of an offence against a prescribed provision.
A community police officer may exercise the power of entry under section 176 for finding out whether a prescribed provision is being complied with.
A community police officer may exercise a power of seizure under section 177 (4) if the officer has the reasonable belief mentioned in the subsection.
s 174A ins 2002 No. 47 s 67
amd 2007 No. 59 s 83
(sec.174A-ssec.1) An investigator who is a community police officer may only exercise a power under this part for the administration and enforcement of sections 168B , 169 and 171 in a restricted area that is, or is in, the community area for which the officer holds appointment.
(sec.174A-ssec.2) Subsection (3) applies for a community police officer exercising an investigator’s powers under this part for the administration and enforcement of a prescribed provision by the officer.
(sec.174A-ssec.3) This part applies to the officer as if— a reference to an investigator were a reference to a community police officer; and the prescribed provision were a provision of this Act. A community police officer may exercise a power under section 175 if the officer has a reasonable suspicion that a vehicle is being used in the commission of an offence against a prescribed provision. A community police officer may exercise the power of entry under section 176 for finding out whether a prescribed provision is being complied with. A community police officer may exercise a power of seizure under section 177 (4) if the officer has the reasonable belief mentioned in the subsection.
- (a) a reference to an investigator were a reference to a community police officer; and
- (b) the prescribed provision were a provision of this Act.
- 1 A community police officer may exercise a power under section 175 if the officer has a reasonable suspicion that a vehicle is being used in the commission of an offence against a prescribed provision.
- 2 A community police officer may exercise the power of entry under section 176 for finding out whether a prescribed provision is being complied with.
- 3 A community police officer may exercise a power of seizure under section 177 (4) if the officer has the reasonable belief mentioned in the subsection.