Section 10: Powers of entry and inspection

10. Powers of entry and inspection (1) The Chief Radiation Protection Officer or an authorised officer may, at any reasonable hour, with the assistance of the Commissioner of Police or such other person or authority as he thinks necessary, for the purposes of this Act— (a) enter, inspect and examine any premises, vehicle, vessel, aircraft or any carriage where he has reasonable grounds to believe that radioactive material or any source of ionising radiation is stored, used, transported or disposed of, in such premises or mode of transport; (b) require the production of any licence or permit authorising the use or import as the case may be, of any radioactive material, radioactive substance or sources of ionising radiation; (c) by written notice, require a licensee to have his employees, who are or may be exposed to ionising radiation, to be monitored and medically examined; and (d) by written notice, require any person to be medically examined and monitored by the Ministry responsible for the subject of health, where such examination appears to be reasonable and necessary. (2) Every person who is in possession of any radioactive material or any source of ionising radiation shall allow the Chief Radiation Protection Officer or an authorised officer to enter his premises, inspect, examine, and take samples or do any other act in the discharge of his duties under this Act. PART III — LICENSING AND RELATED PROVISIONS