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Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission Bill 2026
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Exception—compliance with orders to appear and deliver travel1
documents2
(4) Subsection (1) does not apply to a person if:3
(a) the person has appeared before the Federal Court as required4
by the order referred to in paragraph (1)(a); and5
(b) the Court has made an order in respect of the person under6
subsection 91(2) requiring the person to deliver travel7
documents to the Director-General; and8
(c) both of the following apply:9
(i) the person has complied with the terms of that order;10
(ii) any travel document delivered by the person to the11
Director-General in accordance with that order has been12
returned to the person.13
(5) In this section, Australia includes the external Territories.14
94 Application for warrant to apprehend and detain witness15
(1) If the Director-General has reasonable grounds to believe that a16
person has committed an offence under section 75 (failure to attend17
examination), the Director-General may apply to a superior court18
judge for a warrant to apprehend and detain the person for the19
purposes of bringing the person before:20
(a) an examiner for the purposes of an examination; or21
(b) a superior court judge for the purposes of making an order22
under subsection 96(4).23
(2) The Director-General must give the judge information on oath, or24
by affirmation, in support of the grounds for the application.25
(3) A superior court judge is:26
(a) a Judge of the Federal Court; or27
(b) a Judge of the Supreme Court of a State or Territory.28
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