100Report to set out how many applications made and warrants issued

#### 100 Report to set out how many applications made and warrants issued (1) The report shall set out, for each Commonwealth agency, and for each eligible authority of a State that was an agency at any time during that year: (a) the relevant statistics about applications for Part 2‑5 warrants that the agency or authority made during that year; and (b) the relevant statistics about telephone applications for Part 2‑5 warrants that the agency or authority made during that year; and (c) the relevant statistics about renewal applications that the agency or authority made during that year; and (d) the relevant statistics about applications for Part 2‑5 warrants that the agency or authority made during that year and that included requests that the warrants authorise entry on premises; and (e) how many Part 2‑5 warrants issued on applications made by the agency or authority during that year specified conditions or restrictions relating to interceptions under the warrants; and (ea) in relation to the applications of a kind referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c) or (e), the relevant statistics about applications of that kind that relate to named person warrants; and (eb) in relation to all named person warrants issued during that year on application made by each agency or authority: (i) how many of those warrants involved the interception of a single telecommunications service; and (ii) how many of those warrants involved the interception of between 2 and 5 telecommunications services; and (iii) how many of those warrants involved the interception of between 6 and 10 telecommunications services; and (iv) how many of those warrants involved the interception of more than 10 telecommunications services; and (ec) in relation to all named person warrants issued during that year on application made by each agency or authority: (i) the total number of telecommunications services intercepted under those of the warrants that did not authorise the interception of communications made by means of a telecommunications device or telecommunications devices identified in the warrant; and (ii) the total number of telecommunications services intercepted under those of the warrants that did authorise the interception of communications made by means of a telecommunications device or telecommunications devices identified in the warrant; and (iii) the total number of telecommunications devices by means of which communications were intercepted under those of the warrants that did authorise the interception of communications made by means of a telecommunications device or telecommunications devices identified in the warrant; and (ed) in relation to applications of a kind referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c), (d) or (e), the relevant statistics about applications of that kind that relate to warrants in relation to which subparagraph 46(1)(d)(ii) would apply if the warrants were issued; and (f) the categories of the serious offences specified under subsection 49(7) in Part 2‑5 warrants issued on applications made by the agency or authority during that year; and (g) in relation to each of those categories, how many serious offences in that category were so specified. (2) The report shall set out: (a) the relevant statistics about applications for Part 2‑5 warrants that were made during that year; and (b) the relevant statistics about telephone applications for Part 2‑5 warrants that were made during that year; and (c) the relevant statistics about renewal applications made during that year; and (d) the relevant statistics about applications for Part 2‑5 warrants that were made during that year and that included requests that the warrants authorise entry on premises; and (e) how many Part 2‑5 warrants issued on applications made during that year specified conditions or restrictions relating to interceptions under the warrants; and (ea) in relation to the applications of a kind referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c) or (e), the relevant statistics about applications of that kind that relate to named person warrants; and (eb) in relation to all named person warrants issued during that year: (i) how many of those warrants involved the interception of a single telecommunications service; and (ii) how many of those warrants involved the interception of between 2 and 5 telecommunications services; and (iii) how many of those warrants involved the interception of between 6 and 10 telecommunications services; and (iv) how many of those warrants involved the interception of more than 10 telecommunications services; and (ec) in relation to all named person warrants issued during that year: (i) the total number of telecommunications services intercepted under those of the warrants that did not authorise the interception of communications made by means of a telecommunications device or telecommunications devices identified in the warrant; and (ii) the total number of telecommunications services intercepted under those of the warrants that did authorise the interception of communications made by means of a telecommunications device or telecommunications devices identified in the warrant; and (iii) the total number of telecommunications devices by means of which communications were intercepted under those of the warrants that did authorise the interception of communications made by means of a telecommunications device or telecommunications devices identified in the warrant; and (ed) in relation to applications of a kind referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c), (d) or (e), the relevant statistics about applications of that kind that relate to warrants in relation to which subparagraph 46(1)(d)(ii) would apply if the warrants were issued; and (f) the categories of the serious offences specified under subsection 49(7) in Part 2‑5 warrants issued on applications made during that year; and (g) in relation to each of those categories, how many serious offences in that category were so specified.