107LRevoking a domestic preservation notice

107L Revoking a domestic preservation notice

Discretionary revocation (1) An issuing agency that has given a domestic preservation notice may revoke the notice at any time. Mandatory revocation (2) An issuing agency that has given a domestic preservation notice must revoke the notice if: (a) if the issuing agency is a criminal law‑enforcement agency (including an interception agency): (i) the condition in paragraph 107J(1)(b) or (c) is no longer satisfied; or (ii) the agency decides not to apply for a Part 2‑5 warrant or stored communications warrant to access the stored communications covered by the notice; or (b) if the issuing agency is the Organisation: (i) the condition in paragraph 107J(2)(b) is no longer satisfied; or (ii) the Organisation is satisfied that the Director‑General of Security will not request a Part 2‑2 warrant to access the stored communications covered by the notice. Revocation effected by giving revocation notice (3) A domestic preservation notice is revoked by the issuing agency giving the carrier to whom it was given written notice of the revocation.