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Powers of entry: draft code of practice consultation

• From: Immigration Enforcement
• Published: 22 January 2013

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Summary

This consultation seeks views on the government's plan to create a new statutory code of practice for all powers where none currently exists

This consultation ran from
22 January 2013 to 11:45pm on 5 March 2013

Consultation description

There are a number of powers of entry that exist beyond the traditional enforcement used by state officials or members of private organisations who undertake administrative, public or regulatory functions.

To standardise approaches to powers of entry, and help drive transparency and accountability, the government intends to create a new statutory code of practice for all powers where none currently exists. This will provide a framework for the use of such powers across government.

Documents

Aims to ensure greater consistency in the exercise of powers of entry and greater clarity for those affected by them.

PDF, 293 KB, 11 pages

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Powers of entry - draft Code of Practice

PDF, 293 KB, 11 pages

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Published 22 January 2013