49 Execution of search warrant
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

49  Execution of search warrant

(1)     Entry and search under a warrant under section 48 must be at a reasonable hour and within one month of the date of its issue.

(2)     The member of the Commission's staff who is authorised under such a warrant (“P”) must, if required to do so, produce—

(a)     the warrant, and

(b)     documentary evidence that P is a member of the Commission's staff,

for inspection by the occupier of the premises or anyone acting on the occupier's behalf.

(3)     P must make a written record of—

(a)     the date and time of P's entry on the premises,

(b)     the number of persons (if any) who accompanied

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