Section 135V — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: Power of inspectors to secure consumer goods

If: (a) an embargo notice relates to consumer goods; and (b) the inspector who gives the notice believes on reasonable grounds that it is necessary to secure the consumer goods in order to ensure that the notice is complied with; the inspector may, during the embargo period for the embargo notice, do anything that the inspector thinks is necessary to secure those consumer goods (whether by locking them up, placing a guard or otherwise).