112Duties on exercising power of entry

1. An inspector, authorised person, or constable, exercising a power of entry conferred by sections 30A, 109, 111, or 126—

2. must have with him or her—
   1. evidence of his or her identity and appointment as an inspector, authorised person, or constable; and
   2. in the case of entry under section 109 to a place that is a dwellinghouse, a marae, or a building associated with a marae, the warrant or copy of the warrant under section 110 or in the case of entry under section 111, the warrant or copy of the warrant authorising the entry; and
3. must produce them to any person appearing to be in charge of the place entered—
   1. on entering the place (if such a person is then present); and
   2. at any reasonable time thereafter, if asked to do so by the person; and
4. if there is no person appearing to be in charge of the place at any time between the time of entry and the time the inspector, authorised person, or constable leaves the place, must, as soon as is practicable upon leaving the place, give an occupier or person in charge of the place written notice stating that the place has been entered, and specifying the following matters:
   1. the time and date of entry:
   2. the circumstances and purpose of entry:
   3. the name, office or position, and employer of every person entering:
   4. if entry was under warrant, the principal contents of the warrant:
   5. every thing that has been seized, or that nothing has been seized, and every action taken, or that no action has been taken.

5. An inspector, authorised person, or constable exercising a power of entry conferred by sections 30A, 109, 111, or 126 in relation to a marae or a building associated with a marae must have regard to the kawa of the marae.