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Wagering Act 1998
sec.238Entry without consent or warrant
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sec.238 Entry without consent or warrant
An inspector may, without the occupier’s consent or a warrant, enter— a public place; or a place where approved wagering is being, or is about to be, conducted; or a place where a general operator carries on business at any time when the place is open for carrying on business or otherwise open for entry; or the land around premises to ask its occupier for consent to enter the premises.
- (a) a public place; or
- (b) a place where approved wagering is being, or is about to be, conducted; or
- (c) a place where a general operator carries on business at any time when the place is open for carrying on business or otherwise open for entry; or
- (d) the land around premises to ask its occupier for consent to enter the premises.