Wine Industry Act 1994
sec.49Investigators under Liquor Act may exercise their powers
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sec.49 Investigators under Liquor Act may exercise their powers
An investigator may exercise the powers of an investigator under part 7 of the Liquor Act as if a reference in the part to the Liquor Act were a reference to the Wine Industry Act 1994 . Subsection (1) does not apply to an investigator’s powers under section 175 of the Liquor Act . A reference in part 7 of the Liquor Act — to a licensee is a reference to a licensee under this Act; and to licensed premises is a reference to licensed premises or a permit place under this Act; and to a licence or permit is a reference to a licence or permit under this Act; and to liquor is a reference to wine under this Act. For this section, this Act is to be read together with the Liquor Act . s 49 amd 2001 No. 40 s 22 (sec.49-ssec.1) An investigator may exercise the powers of an investigator under part 7 of the Liquor Act as if a reference in the part to the Liquor Act were a reference to the Wine Industry Act 1994 . (sec.49-ssec.2) Subsection (1) does not apply to an investigator’s powers under section 175 of the Liquor Act . (sec.49-ssec.3) A reference in part 7 of the Liquor Act — to a licensee is a reference to a licensee under this Act; and to licensed premises is a reference to licensed premises or a permit place under this Act; and to a licence or permit is a reference to a licence or permit under this Act; and to liquor is a reference to wine under this Act. (sec.49-ssec.4) For this section, this Act is to be read together with the Liquor Act .
- (a) to a licensee is a reference to a licensee under this Act; and
- (b) to licensed premises is a reference to licensed premises or a permit place under this Act; and
- (c) to a licence or permit is a reference to a licence or permit under this Act; and
- (d) to liquor is a reference to wine under this Act.