sec.69EFacilitation of execution of written warrant

### sec.69E Facilitation of execution of written warrant A written warrant may be executed by using— a copy of the warrant printed from a fax machine or computer; or a document prescribed under a regulation containing information about outstanding warrants. The warrant copy mentioned in subsection (1) (a) must contain, in the text printed from the fax machine or computer— a certificate of a person using the fax machine or computer to send or make available the copy that the person has seen the original warrant and the copy is a copy of the original warrant; and a statement specifying the time the copy was sent or made available. The copy may be used to execute the original warrant for only 8 hours after the specified time. In a proceeding before a court in which execution of the warrant is relevant— a document purporting to be a warrant copy mentioned in subsection (1) (a) certified by the person receiving the copy is admissible as proof of the warrant it purports to be; and a document purporting to be a prescribed document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) , certified under a regulation, is admissible as proof of the warrants it purports to contain information about. However, the court may require the original warrant to be produced as soon as practicable or at a later specified time. s 69E ins 1996 No. 30 s 5 (sec.69E-ssec.1) A written warrant may be executed by using— a copy of the warrant printed from a fax machine or computer; or a document prescribed under a regulation containing information about outstanding warrants. (sec.69E-ssec.2) The warrant copy mentioned in subsection (1) (a) must contain, in the text printed from the fax machine or computer— a certificate of a person using the fax machine or computer to send or make available the copy that the person has seen the original warrant and the copy is a copy of the original warrant; and a statement specifying the time the copy was sent or made available. (sec.69E-ssec.3) The copy may be used to execute the original warrant for only 8 hours after the specified time. (sec.69E-ssec.4) In a proceeding before a court in which execution of the warrant is relevant— a document purporting to be a warrant copy mentioned in subsection (1) (a) certified by the person receiving the copy is admissible as proof of the warrant it purports to be; and a document purporting to be a prescribed document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) , certified under a regulation, is admissible as proof of the warrants it purports to contain information about. (sec.69E-ssec.5) However, the court may require the original warrant to be produced as soon as practicable or at a later specified time. - (a) a copy of the warrant printed from a fax machine or computer; or - (b) a document prescribed under a regulation containing information about outstanding warrants. - (a) a certificate of a person using the fax machine or computer to send or make available the copy that the person has seen the original warrant and the copy is a copy of the original warrant; and - (b) a statement specifying the time the copy was sent or made available. - (a) a document purporting to be a warrant copy mentioned in subsection (1) (a) certified by the person receiving the copy is admissible as proof of the warrant it purports to be; and - (b) a document purporting to be a prescribed document mentioned in subsection (1) (b) , certified under a regulation, is admissible as proof of the warrants it purports to contain information about.