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6.—(1) A vehicle may be seized at any place (including on any highway or road) to which the public has access and on any private land to which access may be had at the time of seizure, without opening any lockfast gate or removing any door, gate or other barrier.
(2) A contractor may, in pursuance of paragraph (1), enter such private land with equipment and with, or without, a vehicle for the purpose of immobilising a vehicle belonging to the offender on the land, releasing an immobilisation device from it, or removing it to secure storage.
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