Contents
Contents
3,275 provisions, too many to show on one page. Open a part or section to read it with its history and connections, or search inside the text.
- Part 1 · Preliminary
- 1 Short title
- 2 Commencement
- 3 Purposes
- 4 Relationship to other laws and matters
- 5 Schedule(s)
- 6 Definitions
- 6A Law enforcement agencies
- 6B Authorisation of law enforcement officer
- 6C When a Part 5.3 supervisory order is taken to be in force
- 6D Succeeding Part 5.3 supervisory orders
- 6E When a community safety supervision order is taken to be in force
- 6F Succeeding community safety supervision order
- 7 State offence that has a federal aspect
- 7A Criminal network of individuals
- 8 External Territories
- 9 Binding the Crown
- Part 2 · Warrants
- Part 3 · Emergency authorisations
- 27KU Sunsetting—emergency authorisation for disruption of data held in a computer
- 28 Emergency authorisation—serious risks to person or property
- 29 Emergency authorisation—urgent circumstances relating to recovery order
- 30 Emergency authorisation—risk of loss of evidence
- 31 Record of emergency authorisations to be made
- 32 Attributes of emergency authorisations
- 33 Application for approval of emergency authorisation
- 34 Consideration of application
- 35 Judge or nominated ART member may approve giving of an emergency authorisation for the use of a surveillance device
- 35A Judge or nominated ART member may approve giving of an emergency authorisation for access to data held in a computer
- 35B Judge or nominated ART member may approve giving of an emergency authorisation for disruption of data held in a computer
- 36 Admissibility of evidence
- 36A Relationship of this Part to parliamentary privileges and immunities
- Part 4 · Use of certain surveillance devices without warrant
- Part 5 · Extraterritorial operation of warrants
- 41 Definitions
- 42 Extraterritorial operation of surveillance device warrants
- 43 Evidence obtained from extraterritorial surveillance not to be tendered in evidence unless court satisfied properly obtained
- 43A Extraterritorial operation of computer access warrants
- 43B Evidence obtained from extraterritorial computer access not to be tendered in evidence unless court satisfied properly obtained
- 43C Extraterritorial operation of data disruption warrants
- 43D Evidence obtained from extraterritorial computer access not to be tendered in evidence unless court is satisfied that the evidence was properly obtained
- 43E Extraterritorial operation of network activity warrants
- Part 6 · Compliance and monitoring
- Part 7 · Miscellaneous
- 63 Delegation by chief officer of law enforcement agency
- 64 Compensation for loss or injury
- 64A Person with knowledge of a computer or a computer system to assist access etc.
- 64B Person with knowledge of a computer or a computer system to assist disruption of data etc.
- 65 Minor defects in connection with warrant or other authority
- 65A Protection of persons—control order declared to be void
- 65B Dealing with information obtained under a warrant or authorisation etc.—control order declared to be void
- 65C Evidence obtained from access to, or disruption of, data under a data disruption warrant etc.
- 66 Regulations
- Schedule 1 · Amendment of other legislation and transitional and saving provisions
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