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StatuteImmigration Act 2009

Section 389 — Immigration Act 2009: Immigration officers’ functions and powers

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389 Immigration officers’ functions and powers (1) An immigration officer may be authorised to perform or exercise individual functions and powers, or functions and powers of 1 or more classes. (2) Without limiting the way in which functions and powers are classified under subsection (1), functions and powers may be classified as follows: (a) visa decision-making functions and powers, being the functions and powers set out in Part 3 : (b) entry permission decision-making functions and powers, being the functions and powers set out in Part 4 : (c) compliance and enforcement functions and powers, being the functions and powers set out in Part 8 : (d) the power of detention, being the power set out in section 312 .

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