P-28 - Farm Producers Act

Section 43 Disposition versions

1987-12-31

43. In the discharge of their duties, the inspectors of the Board may enter, at any reasonable time, establishments and premises used for the production and marketing of any farm product, and their dependencies, examine the products found therein, require the production of the books, registers and documents relating to such production and marketing, and require, in relation thereto and to any matter which is the subject of this Act, any other information considered useful or necessary.

1972, c. 37, s. 43; 1986, c. 95, s. 235; 1987, c. 68, s. 95.

1987-02-15

43. In the discharge of their duties, the inspectors of the Board may enter, at any reasonable time, establishments and premises used for the production and marketing of any farm product, and their dependencies, examine the products found therein, require the production of the books, registers and documents relating to such production and marketing, and require, in relation thereto and to any matter which is the subject of this Act, any other information considered useful or necessary.

All information obtained under this act must be deemed confidential and used solely for the purposes of the Board and revealed only on the order of a court; but the Board may communicate to a certified association any information it considers necessary for the exercise of the recourses which a certified association is entitled to exercise.

1972, c. 37, s. 43; 1986, c. 95, s. 235.

1977-12-31

43. In the discharge of their duties, the inspectors and investigators of the Board may enter establishments and premises used for the production and marketing of any farm product, and their dependencies, examine the products found therein, require the production of the books, registers and documents relating to such production and marketing, and require, in relation thereto and to any matter which is the subject of this act, any other information considered useful or necessary.

All information obtained under this act must be deemed confidential and used solely for the purposes of the Board and revealed only on the order of a court; but the Board may communicate to a certified association any information it considers necessary for the exercise of the recourses which a certified association is entitled to exercise.

1972, c. 37, s. 43.