Inspection of Accounts authorises government officers to inspect records and enter premises when written suspicion of contravention exists. Central Government may, on a written ground of suspicion that the Act has been contravened by a political party, person, organisation or association, authorize a gazetted Group A officer or other specified officer or authority to inspect accounts or records maintained by that entity; the inspecting officer may enter the relevant premises to inspect those accounts or records at reasonable hours after sunrise and before sunset.
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Inspection of Accounts authorises government officers to inspect records and enter premises when written suspicion of contravention exists.
Central Government may, on a written ground of suspicion that the Act has been contravened by a political party, person, organisation or association, authorize a gazetted Group A officer or other specified officer or authority to inspect accounts or records maintained by that entity; the inspecting officer may enter the relevant premises to inspect those accounts or records at reasonable hours after sunrise and before sunset.
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