8Determining the application

8 Determining the application (1) The Supreme Court may issue a warrant under this Part if the Court is satisfied that there are reasonable grounds for the suspicion or belief founding the application for the warrant. (2) In determining whether a warrant should be issued, the Court must have regard to— (a) the nature and gravity of the terrorist act or suspected terrorist act; and (b) the extent to which the exercise of powers under the warrant would assist the prevention of, or response to, the terrorist act or suspected terrorist act; and (c) the extent to which the privacy of any person is likely to be affected; and S. 8(2)(d) amended by No. 72/2011 s. 46(1). (d) any conditions to which the warrant may be made subject; and S. 8(2)(e) inserted by No. 72/2011 s. 46(2). (e) any submissions made by a Public Interest Monitor. (3) A warrant must specify— (a) that the purpose of the warrant is to assist the prevention of, or response to, a terrorist act or suspected terrorist act; and (b) the address or location of any premises to which the warrant relates; and (c) the name of the applicant; and (d) the name or a description of any other person who may enter premises named or described in the warrant; and (e) whether more than one entry of premises named or described in the warrant is authorised; and (f) the date on which the warrant is issued; and (g) the period during which the warrant is in force, being a period not exceeding 30 days; and (h) if known, the names of occupiers of premises named or described in the warrant; and (i) if relevant, the name or a description of the kind of thing to be searched for, seized, placed, copied, photographed, recorded, operated, printed, tested or sampled; and (j) if applicable, any further conditions to which the warrant is subject. (4) Nothing in this Part prevents the issue of a further warrant in respect of premises in respect of which a warrant under this Part has previously been issued.