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Crime and Corruption Act 2001
sec.122Who may be present at consideration of application for surveillance warrant
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### sec.122 Who may be present at consideration of application for surveillance warrant
The judge must hear an application for a surveillance warrant in the absence of anyone other than the following—
the applicant;
a monitor;
someone the judge permits to be present;
a lawyer representing anyone mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c) .
Also, the judge must hear the application—
in the absence of the person proposed to be placed under surveillance (the relevant person ) or anyone likely to inform the relevant person of the application; and
without the relevant person having been informed of the application.
(sec.122-ssec.1) The judge must hear an application for a surveillance warrant in the absence of anyone other than the following— the applicant; a monitor; someone the judge permits to be present; a lawyer representing anyone mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c) .
(sec.122-ssec.2) Also, the judge must hear the application— in the absence of the person proposed to be placed under surveillance (the relevant person ) or anyone likely to inform the relevant person of the application; and without the relevant person having been informed of the application.
- (a) the applicant;
- (b) a monitor;
- (c) someone the judge permits to be present;
- (d) a lawyer representing anyone mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c) .
- (a) in the absence of the person proposed to be placed under surveillance (the relevant person ) or anyone likely to inform the relevant person of the application; and
- (b) without the relevant person having been informed of the application.