Supreme Court Rules 2000

If the Court or a judge makes a search order, the Court or judge must appoint one or more practitioners, each of whom is independent of the applicant’s practitioners, (the "independent practitioners") to supervise the execution of the order, and to do such other things in relation to the order as the Court or judge considers appropriate.

The Court or a judge may appoint an independent practitioner to supervise execution of the order at any one or more premises, and a different independent practitioner or practitioners to supervise execution of the order at other premises, with each independent practitioner having power to do such other things in relation to the order as the Court or judge considers appropriate.