When you are looking at sections 284 and 288, you need to know that some powers do not apply to certain records. You cannot use these powers to get access to, inspect, or make someone give you records that are listed in section 14C(2)(a) or (b) of the Transport Accident Investigation Commission Act 1990. This means you cannot use these powers to get those specific records.
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289: Continuation of powers of entry and inspection without search warrants, or
"Inspectors can keep checking without a special search paper if they find rule-breaking evidence while already investigating."
291: Requirement to conduct or undergo examinations, tests, inquiries, inspections, or monitoring, or
"Aviation safety checks: You might need to do tests or inspections to ensure everything is safe"
The right of access and the powers conferred by sections 284 and 288 must not be used to gain access to, to inspect, or to require the production or surrender of a record specified in section 14C(2)(a) or (b) of the Transport Accident Investigation Commission Act 1990.
