Terrorism (Extraordinary Temporary Powers) Act 2006
68Preventative authorisation—contents
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68 Preventative authorisation—contents (1) A preventative authorisation must— (b) be directed to all police officers; and (c) state that it is a preventative authorisation; and (d) state the time when it starts; and (e) state the time when it ends (unless sooner set aside); and (f) describe the general nature of the terrorist act to which it applies; and (g) name or describe (if appropriate by using a picture, map or other exercised (a target area) in relation to the terrorist act; (ii) a person sought in relation to the terrorist act (a target person); (iii) a vehicle sought in relation to the terrorist act (a target vehicle). (2) The time stated under subsection (1) (e) must not be more than 7 days after the preventative authorisation is given. (3) The authorisation may include conditions and restrictions on the exercise of the powers under the authorisation.