2019 Finance No. 1/2019 (3) The remuneration payable to the staff and agents of the AMU shall be payable from the budget of the AMU referred to in section 100A(4) or by the institution from which any such staff was seconded, and no fee, commission or other similar charge shall be levied from the property of which the AMU is the receiver or custodian to pay for the work that its staff or agents do. 100D  Inspectors and their powers (1) The Director-General may appoint any member of the AMU’s staff and any agent of the AMU to be an inspector for the purposes of this Chapter. (2) The Director-General shall furnish each inspector with a certificate stating that he or she has been appointed as an inspector, and the inspector shall, on demand, exhibit the certificate to any person affected by the exercise of the inspector’s powers. (3) An inspector may, under warrant (unless the inspector believes on reasonable grounds that the delay in obtaining a warrant would defeat the purpose of this subsection, and that the inspector believes he or she would obtain the warrant from a Magistrate or Justice of the Peace on the grounds specified in paragraphs (i) or (ii) below, if he or she applied for one) enter any land or premises that is believed on reasonable grounds to be part of property of which the AMU is appointed the receiver or custodian under this Act, or in or upon which it is believed on reasonable grounds that there may be property of which the AMU is appointed the receiver or custodian under this Act. (4) After informing the person in charge or control of the premises of the purpose of his or her visit, an inspector may do any or all of the following— (a) make such examination and inquiry as he or she considers appropriate; (b) question any person who is employed in or at the premises; (c) require any person who is employed in or at the premises to produce any book, account, notice, record, list or other document; (d) require from any person an explanation of any entry made in any book, account, notice, record, list or other document found upon any person or premises referred to in paragraph (c); (e) examine and make copies of any book, account, notice, record, list or other document; (f) take possession of any book, account, notice, record, list or other document: Provided that such book, account, notice, record, list or other document shall be retained only so long as may be necessary for the purpose of any examination, investigation, trial or inquiry arising out of any contravention of this Act; (5) In a search under subsection (4), an inspector may be accompanied and assisted by one or more police officers or other persons, and those persons shall have the same powers as the inspector under that subsection. 22