Crimes Act 1914

An integrity testing authority must:

state the name and rank or position of the appropriate authorising officer; and

identify the responsible staff member for the integrity testing operation and, if he or she is not the applicant for the authority, state the name of the applicant; and

identify the nature of the criminal activity (including the suspected offence mentioned in paragraph 15JG(2)(a)) in relation to which the integrity testing operation is to be conducted; and

identify the persons authorised to participate in the integrity testing operation; and

describe the nature of the integrity testing operation; and

identify (to the extent known) the staff member or staff members who are the target of the operation; and

state a period of effect of the authority of not more than 12 months after the day the authority is granted; and

state any conditions to which the conduct of the controlled operation is subject; and

state the day and time when the authority is granted.

The period of effect may be extended (or further extended) for up to 12 months, but not so the period of effect of the authority ends more than 24 months after it is granted (see section 15JK).

A person is sufficiently identified for the purposes of paragraph (1)(d) if the person is identified:

by an assumed name under which the person is operating that the authorising officer can match to the person’s identity; or

by a code name or code number that the authorising officer can match to the person’s identity.

An authority must not identify persons for the purposes of paragraph (1)(d) by identifying a class of persons.