Customs Act 1901

PART VI - THE EXPORTATION OF GOODS

Division 3A - Examining goods for export that are not yet subject to customs control

SECTION 122N

122N POWER TO QUESTION OCCUPIER ABOUT EXPORT GOODS

If the authorised officer is in or on the premises because the occupier consented to the officer's entry, the officer may request the occupier:

(a) to answer questions about the export goods; and

(b) to produce to the officer documents that are in or on the premises and relate to the export goods;

but the occupier is not obliged to comply with the request.

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