103Entry of place – search warrant

103 Entry of place – search warrant (1) A heritage officer may apply to a Local Court Judge, by information on oath, for a search warrant for a place if the officer reasonably believes an offence against this Act is about to be, is being or has been committed on the place. (2) The Local Court Judge may issue a search warrant only if satisfied about the matters set out in the information. (3) The warrant authorises the officer named in the warrant, and any other person helping the officer, to enter the place and to exercise a heritage officer's powers under this Chapter. (4) The warrant must state: (a) the purpose for which it is issued; and (b) the nature of the offence or contravention for which the entry is authorised; and Heritage Act 2011 41 (c) the hours during which entry to the place is authorised or state that the entry is authorised at any time of the day or night; and (d) the date, within 30 days after the warrant's issue, the warrant ceases to have effect. (5) The heritage officer executing the warrant must, if asked by the occupier of the place or another person on the place, produce the warrant for the person's inspection.