Form of warrant
66 Form of warrant
A warrant is to be in the form prescribed by the regulations.
Without limiting subsection (1), a covert search warrant must specify the following—
the address or other description of any premises that adjoin or provide access to the subject premises that may be entered under the warrant for the purposes of entering the subject premises,
the name of the following persons—
the occupier (if known) of the subject premises,
any person believed to have committed, or to be intending to commit, the searchable offence to which the warrant relates,
whether the occupier is believed to be knowingly concerned with the commission of that searchable offence,
any conditions imposed in relation to the execution of the warrant,
a description of the kinds of things that may be placed in substitution for a seized thing,
any other matter required by the regulations.
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