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Section 113 — Immigration Act 2009: Revocation of entry permission for administrative error

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113 Revocation of entry permission for administrative error (1) An immigration officer may revoke a person's entry permission if the immigration officer believes on reasonable grounds that the entry permission was granted as a result of an administrative error. (2) Entry permission may be revoked at any time before the person leaves the immigration control area where the error was made. (3) If the person has been granted entry permission outside New Zealand, entry permission may be revoked at any time before— (a) the person leaves the place designated by the chief executive under section 383 where the error was made; or (b) the person leaves the arrival hall of the airport or port at which he or she arrived in New Zealand. (4) A revocation under this section is made by entry on the records of the Department, and takes effect immediately.

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