Terrorism (Emergency Powers) Act 2003

(1) A Supreme Court Judge must not issue a covert search warrant unless the application for the warrant includes the following information:

(i) any person believed to be knowingly concerned in the commission of the terrorist act for which the application is made;

(ii) if no such person is an occupier of the subject place – any occupier (if known) of the place;

(e) if it is proposed that an adjoining place be entered for the purposes of entering the subject place – the address or other description of the adjoining place and particulars of the grounds on which entry to the adjoining place is required;

(f) the powers proposed to be exercised on entry to the subject place;

(g) a description of the kinds of things proposed to be searched for, seized, placed in substitution for a seized thing, copied, photographed, recorded, operated, printed or tested;

(h) if power is sought to remove anything from the subject place and replace it with a substitute:

(i) if power is sought to re-enter the subject place to return anything removed from, or to retrieve anything substituted in, the place when first entered under the warrant:

(j) if a previous application for the same warrant was refused – details of the refusal and any additional information provided as required by section 27K;

(k) details of any covert search warrant that has previously been issued for the subject place;

(2) The applicant must give (either orally or in writing) the further information the Judge requires concerning the grounds on which the warrant is being sought.