265 Reports of inspections under section 264
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

265  Reports of inspections under section 264

(1)     This section applies where an enforcement officer inspects any object under section 264.

(2)     The officer must prepare a report in relation to the inspection.

(3)     The report must state—

(a)     the date and time of the inspection;

(b)     the identity of the officer who carried out the inspection;

(c)     how the officer may be contacted.

(4)     In the case of an object seized under section 264(2) or (5), the report must also state—

(a)     what has been seized;

(b)     the reasons for its seizure;

(c)     any further action that it is proposed will be taken in relation to the object.

(5)     Where the object has not been seized under

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