Police Powers and Responsibilities Regulation 2026
sch.11-sec.5Appeals against post-search approval orders— Act , s 163
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sch.11-sec.5 Appeals against post-search approval orders— Act , s 163
This section sets out the responsibilities of a police officer if the police officer considers the commissioner should start an appeal under section 163 (1) of the Act . The police officer must give the commissioner— a report stating the reasons the commissioner should start the appeal; and a copy of the application for the post-search approval to which the appeal relates; and a copy of any transcript of the proceeding for the application; and an affidavit— attaching, as an exhibit, any document relevant to the appeal; and stating anything else relevant to the appeal. (sch.11-sec.5-ssec.1) This section sets out the responsibilities of a police officer if the police officer considers the commissioner should start an appeal under section 163 (1) of the Act . (sch.11-sec.5-ssec.2) The police officer must give the commissioner— a report stating the reasons the commissioner should start the appeal; and a copy of the application for the post-search approval to which the appeal relates; and a copy of any transcript of the proceeding for the application; and an affidavit— attaching, as an exhibit, any document relevant to the appeal; and stating anything else relevant to the appeal.
- (a) a report stating the reasons the commissioner should start the appeal; and
- (b) a copy of the application for the post-search approval to which the appeal relates; and
- (c) a copy of any transcript of the proceeding for the application; and
- (d) an affidavit— (i) attaching, as an exhibit, any document relevant to the appeal; and (ii) stating anything else relevant to the appeal.
- (i) attaching, as an exhibit, any document relevant to the appeal; and
- (ii) stating anything else relevant to the appeal.
- (i) attaching, as an exhibit, any document relevant to the appeal; and
- (ii) stating anything else relevant to the appeal.