sec.69BExecution of a computer warrant

### sec.69B Execution of a computer warrant A computer warrant may be executed by using— a written version of the warrant; or information about the warrant in another document made under the approved procedures. A document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) used to execute a computer warrant must include information prescribed under a regulation. The execution of a computer warrant by using a document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) has the same effect as if the document were the computer warrant. If anyone is arrested on execution of a computer warrant using a document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) , a written version of the warrant, made before or after the execution, must then be dealt with as if the written version of the warrant had been used. In a proceeding before a court in which execution of a computer warrant is relevant— a document purporting to be a written version of the warrant certified by the person who made it under the approved procedures is admissible as proof of the warrant it purports to be; and unless the court requires a written version to be produced, a document purporting to be a document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) , certified under a regulation, is admissible as proof of a warrant it purports to contain information about. s 69B ins 1996 No. 30 s 5 (sec.69B-ssec.1) A computer warrant may be executed by using— a written version of the warrant; or information about the warrant in another document made under the approved procedures. (sec.69B-ssec.2) A document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) used to execute a computer warrant must include information prescribed under a regulation. (sec.69B-ssec.3) The execution of a computer warrant by using a document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) has the same effect as if the document were the computer warrant. (sec.69B-ssec.4) If anyone is arrested on execution of a computer warrant using a document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) , a written version of the warrant, made before or after the execution, must then be dealt with as if the written version of the warrant had been used. (sec.69B-ssec.5) In a proceeding before a court in which execution of a computer warrant is relevant— a document purporting to be a written version of the warrant certified by the person who made it under the approved procedures is admissible as proof of the warrant it purports to be; and unless the court requires a written version to be produced, a document purporting to be a document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) , certified under a regulation, is admissible as proof of a warrant it purports to contain information about. - (a) a written version of the warrant; or - (b) information about the warrant in another document made under the approved procedures. - (a) a document purporting to be a written version of the warrant certified by the person who made it under the approved procedures is admissible as proof of the warrant it purports to be; and - (b) unless the court requires a written version to be produced, a document purporting to be a document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) , certified under a regulation, is admissible as proof of a warrant it purports to contain information about.