Selling prohibited smoking products is now a strict liability offence.

Authorised officers must show their ID; they must state the reason for their action and inform people of their rights before demanding names or entering premises.

Authorised officers can enter public areas; they can enter other premises if they suspect an offence or there is an urgent risk to public health.

Authorised officers cannot enter residential areas without a warrant.

Magistrates can issue warrants if they suspect evidence of an offence is at a premises.

People must follow directions to provide documents, answer questions, or give help during an inspection; failure to comply carries a penalty of up to 50 penalty units.

People must produce evidence if an officer suspects their information was false; failure to do so is a strict liability offence.

Authorised officers can seize items they believe are connected to an offence to prevent them from being lost or hidden.