Investigators appointed by the Secretary carry identification and may enter premises (other than residential premises without consent or a warrant) at reasonable times to inspect goods, documents and equipment, may execute search warrants, and may by written notice require a person to furnish information, produce documents and answer questions (sections 18 to 20); documents produced may be inspected and copied (section 21); investigators must preserve secrecy (section 22); and it is an offence to obstruct, hinder or delay an investigator or refuse a lawful requirement without reasonable excuse (section 23) or to impersonate an authorised officer (section 23AA). Divisions 2 and 3 of Part 2A allow seized property to be dealt with and embargo notices to be issued over consumer goods and product-related services suspected of being unsafe or non-compliant, with an offence for dealing with embargoed goods (section 23I).
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