194 Inspection: warrant
Banking Act 2009 (2009 c 1) | Legislation

194  Inspection: warrant

(1)     A justice of the peace may on the application of an inspector issue a warrant entitling an inspector or a constable to enter premises if—

[(a)     there is conducted on the premises any part of the management or operation of—

(i)     a recognised payment system (whether by an operator of the system or by someone providing services used by an operator), . . .

[(ia)     a recognised DSA service provider, or]

(ii)     a service provider in relation to a recognised payment system [or a recognised DSA service provider], and]

(b)

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