Seizure powers allow inspectors to enter premises, seize and retain corporate books, and make copies during investigation. An inspector with reasonable grounds to suspect risk to corporate books may enter premises, seize necessary books and papers, and allow the company to take copies at its cost. Seized materials remain in the inspector's custody until the investigation concludes, may be copied or marked by the inspector before return, and searches or seizures follow procedures under the Code of Criminal Procedure mutatis mutandis.
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Seizure powers allow inspectors to enter premises, seize and retain corporate books, and make copies during investigation.
An inspector with reasonable grounds to suspect risk to corporate books may enter premises, seize necessary books and papers, and allow the company to take copies at its cost. Seized materials remain in the inspector's custody until the investigation concludes, may be copied or marked by the inspector before return, and searches or seizures follow procedures under the Code of Criminal Procedure mutatis mutandis.
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