250 Powers of search, examination, etc
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

250  Powers of search, examination, etc

(1)     Where an enforcement officer is exercising a power of inspection conferred by section 246, 247 or 248, the officer may—

(a)     search the relevant premises for any item;

(b)     examine anything that is in or on the relevant premises.

(2)     Where an enforcement officer reasonably believes that a person is or has been carrying on a relevant activity, the officer may—

(a)     search or examine anything which appears to be in the person's possession or control;

(b)     stop and detain the person for

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