sec.29CAppeal

### sec.29C Appeal Within 28 days after a magistrate refuses to make a post-entry approval order (the appeal period ), the chief executive may appeal against the magistrate’s order to the Supreme Court. If the chief executive appeals, the chief executive must retain any seized thing until the appeal is decided. If the chief executive does not appeal, the chief executive must, immediately the appeal period ends, return any seized thing to the person from whom it was seized. In this section— seized thing means a thing seized by an authorised officer in the exercise of the evidence preservation powers for which the post-entry approval order was sought. s 29C ins 2007 No. 43 s 36 amd 2008 No. 67 s 48 (sec.29C-ssec.1) Within 28 days after a magistrate refuses to make a post-entry approval order (the appeal period ), the chief executive may appeal against the magistrate’s order to the Supreme Court. (sec.29C-ssec.2) If the chief executive appeals, the chief executive must retain any seized thing until the appeal is decided. (sec.29C-ssec.3) If the chief executive does not appeal, the chief executive must, immediately the appeal period ends, return any seized thing to the person from whom it was seized. (sec.29C-ssec.4) In this section— seized thing means a thing seized by an authorised officer in the exercise of the evidence preservation powers for which the post-entry approval order was sought.