(5) The application is to be accompanied by two copies of the proposed warrant. (6) The application may be heard without notice. 49—Warrant (1) On hearing an application under rule 48, the Judge may, if satisfied of the matters required by clause 9 of Schedule 2 to the Act, issue a warrant for the arrest of the defendant. (2) A warrant of arrest issued under clause 9 of Schedule 2 to the Act is to contain the following endorsements— Note 1— If a person is apprehended under this warrant, he or she must be brought, as soon as practicable, before a Judge of the Supreme Court and the Judge may— (a) admit the person to bail, with such security as the Judge thinks fit, on such conditions as he or she thinks necessary to ensure the appearance of the person as a witness before the examiner; or (b) order the continued detention of the person for the purposes of ensuring his or her appearance as such a witness; or (c) order the release of the person. Note 2— If a person is under detention under clause 9 of Schedule 2 to the Independent he or she must, within 14 calendar Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2012, days after he or she was brought, or last brought, before a Judge of the Supreme Court in accordance with that clause, or within such shorter or longer time as a Judge has fixed upon the last previous appearance of the person before a Judge under that clause, be again brought before a Judge.” 50—Application to set aside warrant (1) The defendant may apply to set aside a warrant issued under rule 49 by interlocutory application in the proceeding instituted under rule 48. (2) The application is to be supported by an affidavit verifying the facts relied upon to set aside the warrant. (3) Unless the Judge otherwise directs, any such application may be made without the defendant surrendering under the warrant. Chapter 7—Enforcement applications Part 1—Introduction 51—Interpretation In this Chapter – means the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption; and Commissioner
(5) The application is to be accompanied by two copies of the proposed warrant. (6) The application may be heard without notice. 49—Warrant (1) On hearing an application under rule 48, the Judge may, if satisfied of the matters required by clause 9 of Schedule 2 to the Act, issue a warrant for the arrest of the defendant. (2) A warrant of arrest issued under clause 9 of Schedule 2 to the Act is to contain the following endorsements— Note 1— If a person is apprehended under this warrant, he or she must be brought, as soon as practicable, before a Judge of the Supreme Court and the Judge may— (a) admit the person to bail, with such security as the Judge thinks fit, on such conditions as he or she thinks necessary to ensure the appearance of the person as a witness before the examiner; or (b) order the continued detention of the person for the purposes of ensuring his or her appearance as such a witness; or (c) order the release of the person. Note 2— If a person is under detention under clause 9 of Schedule 2 to the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2012, he or she must, within 14 calendar days after he or she was brought, or last brought, before a Judge of the Supreme Court in accordance with that clause, or within such shorter or longer time as a Judge has fixed upon the last previous appearance of the person before a Judge under that clause, be again brought before a Judge.” 50—Application to set aside warrant (1) The defendant may apply to set aside a warrant issued under rule 49 by interlocutory application in the proceeding instituted under rule 48. (2) The application is to be supported by an affidavit verifying the facts relied upon to set aside the warrant. (3) Unless the Judge otherwise directs, any such application may be made without the defendant surrendering under the warrant. Chapter 7—Enforcement applications Part 1—Introduction 51—Interpretation In this Chapter – Commissioner means the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption; and
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