41 Section 40: supplemental
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41  Section 40: supplemental

(1)     Arrangements under section 40(6)(c) must include provision for the appointment of a Crown servant to—

(a)     monitor the exercise of powers under that section by authorised persons (other than constables or officers of Revenue and Customs),

(b)     inspect from time to time the way in which the powers are being exercised by authorised persons (other than constables or officers of Revenue and Customs), and

(c)     investigate and report to the Secretary of State about any allegation made against an authorised person (other than a constable or officer of Revenue and Customs) in respect of anything done or not done in the purported exercise of a power under that section.

(2)     The authorisation for the purpose of section 40 of a constable or officer of Revenue

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