sec.79Restriction on exercise of powers for particular premises

### sec.79 Restriction on exercise of powers for particular premises An authorised officer may exercise a power under this part— in relation to the Governor’s official residence—only by agreement with the Governor’s secretary; or in relation to a court—only by agreement with the registrar or proper officer of the court; or in relation to a Ministerial office of a Minister or an Assistant Minister—only after giving the Minister or Assistant Minister reasonable notice of the intended exercise of the power. A person mentioned in subsection (1) (a) or (b) must not unreasonably withhold agreement. In this section— Ministerial office , of a Minister or an Assistant Minister— means an office normally used by the Minister in administering the Minister’s portfolio, or the Assistant Minister in carrying out the Assistant Minister’s official duties; but does not include an office that is part of the residence of the Minister or Assistant Minister. (sec.79-ssec.1) An authorised officer may exercise a power under this part— in relation to the Governor’s official residence—only by agreement with the Governor’s secretary; or in relation to a court—only by agreement with the registrar or proper officer of the court; or in relation to a Ministerial office of a Minister or an Assistant Minister—only after giving the Minister or Assistant Minister reasonable notice of the intended exercise of the power. (sec.79-ssec.2) A person mentioned in subsection (1) (a) or (b) must not unreasonably withhold agreement. (sec.79-ssec.3) In this section— Ministerial office , of a Minister or an Assistant Minister— means an office normally used by the Minister in administering the Minister’s portfolio, or the Assistant Minister in carrying out the Assistant Minister’s official duties; but does not include an office that is part of the residence of the Minister or Assistant Minister. - (a) in relation to the Governor’s official residence—only by agreement with the Governor’s secretary; or - (b) in relation to a court—only by agreement with the registrar or proper officer of the court; or - (c) in relation to a Ministerial office of a Minister or an Assistant Minister—only after giving the Minister or Assistant Minister reasonable notice of the intended exercise of the power. - (a) means an office normally used by the Minister in administering the Minister’s portfolio, or the Assistant Minister in carrying out the Assistant Minister’s official duties; but - (b) does not include an office that is part of the residence of the Minister or Assistant Minister.