Terrorism (Extraordinary Temporary Powers) Act 2006
75Investigative authorisation—contents
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75 Investigative authorisation—contents (1) An investigative authorisation must— (b) be directed to all police officers; and (c) state that it is an investigative 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
Division 3.3 Special powers authorisation—investigative authorisation (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 24 hours after the investigative authorisation is given. (3) The authorisation may include conditions and restrictions on the exercise of the powers under the authorisation.