sec.440Entry to places

### sec.440 Entry to places An authorised person may enter a place under this part if— its occupier agrees to the entry; or the entry is permitted by a warrant. An authorised person, without the occupier’s agreement or a warrant, may— enter a place when it is open to the public; or enter land to ask for the occupier’s agreement to the authorised person entering the land or a building or structure on the land. Unless an entry under this part is made under the authority of a warrant, the entry must be made at a reasonable time. (sec.440-ssec.1) An authorised person may enter a place under this part if— its occupier agrees to the entry; or the entry is permitted by a warrant. (sec.440-ssec.2) An authorised person, without the occupier’s agreement or a warrant, may— enter a place when it is open to the public; or enter land to ask for the occupier’s agreement to the authorised person entering the land or a building or structure on the land. (sec.440-ssec.3) Unless an entry under this part is made under the authority of a warrant, the entry must be made at a reasonable time. - (a) its occupier agrees to the entry; or - (b) the entry is permitted by a warrant. - (a) enter a place when it is open to the public; or - (b) enter land to ask for the occupier’s agreement to the authorised person entering the land or a building or structure on the land.