Director‑General to report to Attorney‑General—internal authorisations to use tracking devices
34AAB Director‑General to report to Attorney‑General—internal authorisations to use tracking devices
If an internal authorisation is given, the Director‑General must:
give the Attorney‑General a written report that meets the requirements of subsection (2); and
do so within 3 months of the day on which the internal authorisation ceases to be in force.
The report must state whether the authorisation was executed, and, if so:
give details of the extent to which any thing done in accordance with the authorisation has assisted the Organisation in carrying out its functions; and
give details of the matter (the security matter) that is important in relation to security in respect of which the authorisation is given; and
state the name, if known, of any person whose location was determined by the use of a tracking device in accordance with the authorisation; and
state the period during which a tracking device was used in accordance with the authorisation; and
give details of:
any object in or on which a tracking device was installed in accordance with the authorisation; and
the premises where the object was located when the device was installed; and
give details of the compliance with the restrictions or conditions (if any) to which the authorisation was subject; and
state whether the authorisation was varied, and, if so:
the number of variations; and
the reasons for each variation.
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