There is no need for an authorised person to obtain consent under CAR 305. However, access must be “for the purpose of carrying out any powers and functions vested in him or her in pursuance of these Regulations” i.e. the authorised person must have some power or function other than that of access under 305 in order to be entitled to access under the 305 and, if the authorised person is asked for ID but does not produce it, the right of access is terminated.
I don’t think your interpretation is correct, Dexta.
An inspector (which is not the same as an authorised person) is required to obtain consent to enter premises, which consent may be refused. That’s in section 32ACB of the Civil Aviation Act.
Are private pilots and their private aircraft on private property part of the “aviation industry”, Vag?