Poisons Act 1952 · Updated to 15 May 2024 · Part II · Part II Poisons as may be specified therein; or
31C. Power to access premises and land
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inspecting any substance reasonably believed to be or to contain any poison or any psychotropic substance, receptacle, package, conveyance, machinery, contrivance, equipment, book, register, record, document, computerized data or other article as he considers necessary;
verifying the accuracy of any book, register, record, document, computerized data, statement or any information given to an authorized officer, and make copies of or take extracts from such book, register, record, document, computerized data or statement found in the premises or land; or
collecting samples of any substance reasonably believed to be or to contain any poison or psychotropic substance found in the premises or land.
For the purposes of this section, an authorized officer may without payment, demand, select, take or collect samples of any substance reasonably believed to be or to contain any poison or psychotropic substance from any person, or such person’s agent or servant importing, exporting, manufacturing, selling, supplying, using or having possession of such substance.
poison
“poison” means any substance specified by name in the first column of the Poisons List and includes any preparation, solution, compound, mixture or natural substance containing such substance, other than an exempted preparation or an article or preparation included for the time being in the Second Schedule;
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