90EPower to enter premises

90E Power to enter premises (1) An authorised valuer may, at any reasonable time, enter premises for the purpose of conducting a valuation under any of the following Acts: (a) the Duties Act 1999; (b) the Lands Acquisition Act 1994; (c) the Planning Act 2023; (d) the Rates Act 2004. (2) However, subsection (1) does not authorise entry into a part of the premises used only for residential or private business purposes. (3) An authorised valuer may, without the consent of the occupier of premises, enter land and any common property to ask for consent to enter the premises. (4) To remove any doubt, an authorised officer may enter premises under subsection (1) without payment of an entry fee or other charge. common property includes common property under the Community Title Act 2001 and the Unit Titles Act 2001. Authorised valuers Division 9.2A part of the premises used only for residential or private business purposes— (a) includes— (i) the inside of a residential building; and (ii) the inside of a building used to conduct a private business; but (b) does not include the front yard, back yard or side yards of premises on which a residential building or a building used to conduct a private business are located.