Tobacco Act 1987
35FFunctions and powers of licensing inspectors
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35F Functions and powers of licensing inspectors
(1) Subject to the instrument of appointment, a licensing inspector has the following functions—
(a) any functions conferred on a licensing inspector under this Act or the regulations;
(b) without limiting paragraph (a), to promote, monitor and enforce compliance by tobacco supply businesses with this Act and the regulations;
(c) any other functions conferred on a licensing inspector under any other Act or regulations made under any other Act.
(2) Subject to the instrument of appointment, a licensing inspector has all the powers necessary to perform the licensing inspector's functions.
(3) Without limiting subsection (2), a licensing inspector may—
(a) with the approval of the Regulator, bring proceedings for offences against this Act or the regulations; and
(b) appear personally or be represented by an Australian lawyer in any proceedings the licensing inspector has become involved in as a consequence of performing the functions of a licensing inspector.
S. 35G inserted by No. 51/2024 s. 12.