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Crime and Corruption Act 2001
sec.159Who may be present at consideration of application
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### sec.159 Who may be present at consideration of application
The judge must hear an application for an additional powers warrant in the absence of anyone other than the following—
the applicant;
someone the judge permits or directs to be present;
a lawyer representing anyone mentioned in paragraphs (a) or (b) .
Also, the judge must hear the application—
in the absence of the person the subject of the application (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.159-ssec.1) The judge must hear an application for an additional powers warrant in the absence of anyone other than the following— the applicant; someone the judge permits or directs to be present; a lawyer representing anyone mentioned in paragraphs (a) or (b) .
(sec.159-ssec.2) Also, the judge must hear the application— in the absence of the person the subject of the application (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) someone the judge permits or directs to be present;
- (c) a lawyer representing anyone mentioned in paragraphs (a) or (b) .
- (a) in the absence of the person the subject of the application (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.