130ASearch warrants—claiming parliamentary privilege

130A Search warrants—claiming parliamentary privilege (a) an investigator executing a search warrant wishes to inspect, copy or seize a document or other thing under the search warrant; and (b) a current or former member of the Legislative Assembly (the claimant) claims that the document or other thing is the subject of parliamentary privilege. (2) The investigator must either— (a) stop exercising the power under the search warrant in relation to (b) require the claimant to immediately secure the document or other thing (by sealing in an envelope or otherwise) and give it to the investigator. (3) In taking an action under subsection (2), the investigator must not inspect the document or other thing. Note 1 The Act does not affect the law relating to the privileges of the Legislative Assembly (see s 7).