64B. Power to inspect, seize, preserve and require production of evidence

inspect and make copies of, or take extracts from, the document or thing, even if the person who is in possession or control of the document or thing has not given prior consent;

seize the document or thing;

issue a written notice requiring a person whom the enforcement officer reasonably believes to be in possession or control of the document or thing —

to produce without charge, that document or thing at the time and place stated in the notice; or

to give the enforcement officer, without charge, access to that document or thing;

take any step that appears to be necessary to preserve or prevent interference with the document or thing.

access any equipment (including a computer or mobile telephone) in which the information is stored or from which the information may be accessed;

issue a written notice requiring a person having charge of, or otherwise concerned with the operation of, the equipment to help in gaining access to the equipment (whether by disclosing any password or access code or by any other means);

copy or extract the information (for example by transferring the information to a disc, tape or other storage device); and

if it is not possible to copy or extract the information, seize the equipment.