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Building Act 2004

Regulatory responsibilities and accreditation - Responsibilities of chief executive - Enforcement powers of chief executive

207: Duties of person supplied with warrant

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“When someone gets a special paper to help the boss, they must give it back and stop using it when they're not allowed anymore.”

If you are given a warrant under [section 206], you have two important responsibilities. First, when your authority to act on behalf of the chief executive ends, you must give the warrant back to the chief executive. Second, after your authority has ended, you must not pretend to use the warrant or act like you still have the authority it gave you.

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Responsibilities of chief executive: Enforcement powers of chief executive

207Duties of person supplied with warrant

  1. An authorised person supplied with a warrant under section 206—

  2. must, on the termination of his or her authority, surrender the warrant to the chief executive; and
    1. must not purport to act under a warrant after the termination of his or her authority to act on behalf of the chief executive.

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