(f) use any computer system on the premises, or require assistance of any person on the premises to use that computer system, to - (i) search any data contained in or available to that computer system; (ii) reproduce any record from that data; and (iii) seize any output from that computer for examination and copying; and (g) attach and, if necessary, remove from the premises for examination and safekeeping anything that has a bearing on the investigation. (2) Subject to subsection (8), an inspector may not enter upon and search any premises unless the inspector obtains a warrant authorising such entry and search in accordance with subsection (3). (3) If a judge of the Court is satisfied, upon application made on oath or affirmation, that there is reasonable ground for believing that it is necessary, in order to ascertain or establish whether any person has engaged in or is engaging or is about to engage in conduct that constitutes or may constitute an infringement of the Part I or the Part II prohibition, for an inspector to exercise the powers conferred by subsection (1), the judge may grant a warrant authorising an inspector to exercise those powers in relation to any premises specified in the warrant. (4) A warrant must - (a) identify the premises that may be entered and searched; and (b) authorise an inspector named in the warrant to enter and search the premises and exercise any of the powers conferred by subsection (1). (5) A warrant continues in force for a period of 30 days from the date it is issued but lapses if - (a) the purpose for it was granted is satisfied; or (b) it is cancelled by the judge by whom it was issued or by any other judge of the Court. (6) A warrant may be executed on any day between 7:00 and 18:00 unless a different time that is reasonable in the circumstances is authorised and specified in the warrant by the judge granting the warrant. (7) Upon first entering any premises under a warrant the person authorised by the warrant must - (a) provide to the owner or person in control of the premises proof of - (i) his or her authority to enter the premises by handing a copy of the warrant to that person; and (ii) his or her identity; or (b) if none of the persons mentioned in paragraph (a) is present, a copy of the warrant to the premises in a prominent and visible place.
(f) use any computer system on the premises, or require assistance of any person on the premises to use that computer system, to - (i) search any data contained in or available to that computer system; (ii) reproduce any record from that data; and (iii) seize any output from that computer for examination and copying; and (g) attach and, if necessary, remove from the premises for examination and safekeeping anything that has a bearing on the investigation. (2) Subject to subsection (8), an inspector may not enter upon and search any premises unless the inspector obtains a warrant authorising such entry and search in accordance with subsection (3). (3) If a judge of the Court is satisfied, upon application made on oath or affirmation, that there is reasonable ground for believing that it is necessary, in order to ascertain or establish whether any person has engaged in or is engaging or is about to engage in conduct that constitutes or may constitute an infringement of the Part I or the Part II prohibition, for an inspector to exercise the powers conferred by subsection (1), the judge may grant a warrant authorising an inspector to exercise those powers in relation to any premises specified in the warrant. (4) A warrant must - (a) identify the premises that may be entered and searched; and (b) authorise an inspector named in the warrant to enter and search the premises and exercise any of the powers conferred by subsection (1). (5) A warrant continues in force for a period of 30 days from the date it is issued but lapses if - (a) the purpose for it was granted is satisfied; or (b) it is cancelled by the judge by whom it was issued or by any other judge of the Court. (6) A warrant may be executed on any day between 7:00 and 18:00 unless a different time that is reasonable in the circumstances is authorised and specified in the warrant by the judge granting the warrant. (7) Upon first entering any premises under a warrant the person authorised by the warrant must - (a) provide to the owner or person in control of the premises proof of - (i) his or her authority to enter the premises by handing a copy of the warrant to that person; and (ii) his or her identity; or (b) if none of the persons mentioned in paragraph (a) is present, a copy of the warrant to the premises in a prominent and visible place.
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