(2) (b) furnish one of the originals of the inventory to the person from whom the goods were seized and another to the complainant (if any) within 72 hours after the seizure; (c) as soon as possible remove the goods, if transportable, to a counterfeit goods depot for safe storage, or, if not capable of being removed or transported, declare the goods to have been seized, and seal off or seal and lock up those goods or place them under guard at the place where they were found, and thereupon that place will be deemed to be a counterfeit goods depot; and (d) by written notice inform the following persons of the action taken by the inspector in terms of section 4 (1) and of the address of the counterfeit goods depot where the seized goods are kept: (i) The person from whom those goods were seized; and (ii) also(aa) the complainant, where the inspector exercised his or her powers in terms of section 4 (1) pursuant to a complaint laid in terms of section 3 (1); or (bb) any person who, in relation to those goods, qualifies in terms of section 3 (1) to be a complainant, but who had not yet so laid a complaint at the time when the inspector exercised those powers on his or her own initiative as contemplated in section 3 (4). In any notice in terms of subsection (1) (d) that is issued(a) to the complainant, the complainant must be notified of his or her right by virtue of section 9 (1) (a) to lay a criminal charge, not later than three days after the date of the notice, against the person from whom those goods were seized (hereafter called the suspect); (b) to a person qualifying to be a complainant, as contemplated in paragraph (d) (ii) (bb) of subsection (1), the inspector must invite that person (hereafter called the prospective complainant) to lay a complaint with him or her, and lay with the South African Police Service a criminal charge, not later than three days after the date of the notice, against the suspect for having performed an act of dealing in counterfeit goods that is an offence in terms of section 2 (2). (3) An inspector may demand from a complainant to disclose any information which may be relevant to the action that has been taken. (4) (a) Any person prejudiced by a seizure of goods in terms of