Crime and Corruption Regulation 2015
sec.15Additional powers warrant application
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sec.15 Additional powers warrant application
For an application for an additional powers warrant, the information is as follows— when and where the application was made; if known, the name of the person being investigated and the name of any suspected associate of the person; a description of the place mentioned in the application; the type of corruption or crime investigation relating to terrorism to which the application relates; whether or not the warrant was issued; if the warrant was issued— when and where it was issued, and the court that issued it; and how long the warrant was in force; and the benefits derived from exercising powers under the warrant. evidence copied or seized under the warrant a proceeding started because of the exercise of powers under the warrant
- (a) when and where the application was made;
- (b) if known, the name of the person being investigated and the name of any suspected associate of the person;
- (c) a description of the place mentioned in the application;
- (d) the type of corruption or crime investigation relating to terrorism to which the application relates;
- (e) whether or not the warrant was issued;
- (f) if the warrant was issued— (i) when and where it was issued, and the court that issued it; and (ii) how long the warrant was in force; and (iii) the benefits derived from exercising powers under the warrant. Examples of benefits derived from exercising powers under an additional powers warrant— • evidence copied or seized under the warrant • a proceeding started because of the exercise of powers under the warrant
- (i) when and where it was issued, and the court that issued it; and
- (ii) how long the warrant was in force; and
- (iii) the benefits derived from exercising powers under the warrant. Examples of benefits derived from exercising powers under an additional powers warrant— • evidence copied or seized under the warrant • a proceeding started because of the exercise of powers under the warrant
- • evidence copied or seized under the warrant
- • a proceeding started because of the exercise of powers under the warrant
- (i) when and where it was issued, and the court that issued it; and
- (ii) how long the warrant was in force; and
- (iii) the benefits derived from exercising powers under the warrant. Examples of benefits derived from exercising powers under an additional powers warrant— • evidence copied or seized under the warrant • a proceeding started because of the exercise of powers under the warrant
- • evidence copied or seized under the warrant
- • a proceeding started because of the exercise of powers under the warrant