Marine and Safety (Maritime Incidents) Regulations 2017
13Powers of inspection by investigator
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13 Powers of inspection by investigator
An inspector who is investigating a maritime incident may, after boarding a vessel or entering premises under regulation 12 , do any one or more of the following:
(a) inspect any object or document found on the vessel or premises;
(b) take copies of, and make extracts from, any document found on the vessel or premises;
(c) take measurements;
(d) make notes and sketches;
(e) take photographs and make video and audio recordings;
(f) take samples of substances away for analysis;
(g) require a person on the vessel or premises to provide a demonstration, furnish information or answer questions;
(h) require a person on the vessel or premises to open and, if necessary, unlock any –
(i) door, gate, hatch, bulkhead or other kind of barrier; or
(ii) locker, hold or other kind of container;
(i) require a person on the vessel or premises to undo and, if necessary, move any tarpaulin, sheeting or other covering.