Crimes Act 1914

If an account takeover warrant is in force, a magistrate may, by instrument in writing, revoke the warrant.

If the circumstances set out in subsection 3ZZUU(2) apply in relation to an account takeover warrant:

if the warrant was issued in response to an application made by a law enforcement officer of the Australian Federal Police—the chief officer of the Australian Federal Police must, by instrument in writing, revoke the warrant; or

if the warrant was issued in response to an application made by a law enforcement officer of the Australian Crime Commission—the chief officer of the Australian Crime Commission must, by instrument in writing, revoke the warrant.

The instrument revoking a warrant must be signed by the magistrate or the chief officer, as the case requires.

If a magistrate revokes an account takeover warrant, the magistrate must give a copy of the instrument of revocation to:

if the warrant was issued in response to an application made by a law enforcement officer of the Australian Federal Police—the chief officer of the Australian Federal Police; or.

if the warrant was issued in response to an application made by a law enforcement officer of the ACC—the chief officer of the ACC.

If:

a magistrate revokes an account takeover warrant; and

at the time of the revocation, a law enforcement officer is executing the warrant;