91Warrant for arrest

#### 91 Warrant for arrest (1) If a superior court judge, sitting in Chambers, is satisfied, on the evidence, that there are reasonable grounds for believing that paragraph 90(1)(a), (b) or (c) is met, the judge may issue a warrant authorising the arrest of the person. (2) For the purposes of executing the warrant, an authorised officer who is not a constable has the same powers and duties as a constable has in arresting a person for an offence under Divisions 4 and 5 of Part IAA of the Crimes Act 1914. (3) To avoid doubt, the authorised officer executing the warrant need not be the authorised officer who applied for the warrant. (4) The Commissioner must give to the Inspector, within 3 business days after the warrant is issued: (a) a copy of the warrant; and (b) a copy of the application for the warrant; and (c) if the information given under subsection 90(2) is given in writing—a copy of the document recording that information. (5) A warrant is not invalid merely because the Commissioner does not comply with subsection (4).