Valuation Officer inspection powers allow entry and record inspection with notice; refusal permits enforcement action to secure compliance. The Valuation Officer and authorised agents may enter specified land and inspect assets referred for valuation, require persons in charge to provide facilities for survey, inspection, valuation and inspection of records, subject to prescribed reasonable times. A written notice of at least two days is required before entering buildings or inspecting assets when occupier consent is needed. Refusal or evasion enables the Valuation Officer to apply enforcement powers under section 37 to secure compliance.
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Valuation Officer inspection powers allow entry and record inspection with notice; refusal permits enforcement action to secure compliance.
The Valuation Officer and authorised agents may enter specified land and inspect assets referred for valuation, require persons in charge to provide facilities for survey, inspection, valuation and inspection of records, subject to prescribed reasonable times. A written notice of at least two days is required before entering buildings or inspecting assets when occupier consent is needed. Refusal or evasion enables the Valuation Officer to apply enforcement powers under section 37 to secure compliance.
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