Authority conferred by search warrant
80 Authority conferred by search warrant
A search warrant authorises a police officer, or Commission investigator, named in the warrant—
to enter the premises specified in the warrant, and
to search the premises for documents or other things connected with any matter that is being investigated under this Part, and
to seize any such documents or other things found in or on the premises and deliver them to the Commission.
A police officer, or a Commission investigator, named in and executing a search warrant may search a person found in or on the premises whom the police officer or Commission investigator reasonably suspects of having a document or other thing mentioned in the warrant.
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