Cap. 449 · Food Safety Act (Cap. 449)
Cap. 449 Art. 37Failure to abide by emergency prohibition order. Cap. 319.
PART IV
(1) If any steps or other action in pursuance of article
34(2) as made applicable by article 36(3), to be taken as a result of an emergency prohibition order, have not been taken within the time specified therein, the Food Safety and Security Authority may enter the premises to which the emergency prohibition order relates and take such steps, including the closure of the premises or other action as may be required in the circumstances.
(2) Saving the provisions of Chapter IV of the Constitution or of the European Convention Act, notwithstanding the provisions of any other law, no precautionary warrant or other order shall be issued or made by any court restraining the Food Safety and Security Authority from the exercise of any of the powers conferred upon it by article 36 and by subarticle (1).
(3) All expenses reasonably incurred by the Food Safety and Security Authority to carry out an emergency prohibition order under article 36 in pursuance of subarticle (1) shall be recoverable as a civil debt by the Food Safety and Security Authority from the responsible person of the business to which the emergency prohibition order relates.