General matters for applications for DECCD access orders

Current

A police officer may apply to an eligible Judge for a DECCD access order if the police officer—

(a)

has reasonable grounds to suspect the person specified in the order—

(i)

is in possession of a device suspected of being a dedicated encrypted criminal communication device and is committing a DECCD offence, or

(ii)

was in possession of a device suspected of being a dedicated encrypted criminal communication device and was committing a DECCD offence at the time of the possession, and

(b)

considers the making of the DECCD access order will assist law enforcement in determining whether the device is a dedicated encrypted criminal communication device.

This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum Second reading speech

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80B General matters for applications for DECCD access orders