Customs Order, 2006 · s 105

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s 105

Notwithstanding anything in this Order, every provision of this Order that confers on an officer of customs the power to enter any dwelling house, shop or other building or place, whether under the authority of a warrant or otherwise, is subject to the following conditions -

(a}

reasonable notice of intention to enter must be given, except where it would frustrate the purpose of the entry;

(b)

entry must be made at a time that is reasonable in the particular circumstance, except where it would frustrate the purpose of the entry;

(c)

identification must be produced on initial entry and, if requested, at any subsequent time; and

(d)

the authority and purpose for the entry must be clearly stated to the owner or occupier of the dwelling house, shop, other building or place if he is present.