sec.154ISeizure notice

### sec.154I Seizure notice This section applies in relation to a seized thing, other than a dangerous seized thing, if— the thing is seized by the chief executive or a conservation officer (each an officer ); and the officer reasonably believes the thing has a market value of more than $500. The officer must— if the officer knows who the owner of the seized thing is—give notice of the seizure to the owner; or otherwise—publish notice of the seizure on the department’s website. If the owner is not known, the notice may also be displayed in a prominent position on a permanent fixture as close as possible to the place of seizure of the seized thing. The notice must state— the date of the notice; and that the owner may claim the seized thing within the claim period for the thing; and that the seized thing may be disposed of if not claimed within the claim period. s 154I ins 2022 No. 21 s 15 (sec.154I-ssec.1) This section applies in relation to a seized thing, other than a dangerous seized thing, if— the thing is seized by the chief executive or a conservation officer (each an officer ); and the officer reasonably believes the thing has a market value of more than $500. (sec.154I-ssec.2) The officer must— if the officer knows who the owner of the seized thing is—give notice of the seizure to the owner; or otherwise—publish notice of the seizure on the department’s website. (sec.154I-ssec.3) If the owner is not known, the notice may also be displayed in a prominent position on a permanent fixture as close as possible to the place of seizure of the seized thing. (sec.154I-ssec.4) The notice must state— the date of the notice; and that the owner may claim the seized thing within the claim period for the thing; and that the seized thing may be disposed of if not claimed within the claim period. - (a) the thing is seized by the chief executive or a conservation officer (each an officer ); and - (b) the officer reasonably believes the thing has a market value of more than $500. - (a) if the officer knows who the owner of the seized thing is—give notice of the seizure to the owner; or - (b) otherwise—publish notice of the seizure on the department’s website. - (a) the date of the notice; and - (b) that the owner may claim the seized thing within the claim period for the thing; and - (c) that the seized thing may be disposed of if not claimed within the claim period.