Authorised officer on premises with consent may ask questions
An authorised officer who is only authorised to enter premises because the occupier of the premises consented to the entry may: (a) ask the occupier to: (i) answer any questions that are relevant to a visa monitoring purpose; and (ii) give or show the officer any document requested by the officer that is relevant to the matter; or (b) ask any person on the premises to answer any questions that may facilitate the exercise of monitoring powers in relation to the premises. Note: A person could commit an offence if, under this section, the person gives false or misleading information or shows a document that is false or misleading in a material particular: see sections 268CM and 268CN.
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