Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979
94BReports regarding named person warrants
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94B Reports regarding named person warrants
(1) The chief officer of an agency to which a named person warrant has been issued must give to the Minister a written report about the action (if any) that has taken place under the warrant. (2) The chief officer must give a report in relation to the warrant within 3 months after the warrant ceases to be in force. (3) The report must contain the following information in relation to each interception: (a) the service to or from which the intercepted communication was made (being a service that the person named in the warrant used, or was likely to use); (b) the reasons it would not have been effective to intercept the communications under a telecommunications service warrant; (c) information about the use made by the agency of information obtained by each interception; (d) information about the communication of such information to persons other than officers of the agency; (e) the number of arrests that have been, or are likely to be, made on the basis of such information; (f) an assessment of the usefulness of information obtained by each interception.