(7) There must be stated in a warrant— (a) the purpose for which the warrant is issued; and (b) the name of the person to whom the warrant is issued; and (c) a general description of the classes of persons (if any) who may be examined; and (d) a description of the premises which may be entered. (8) A magistrate who issues a warrant must cause a record to be made of particulars of the grounds the magistrate has relied on to justify the issue of the warrant. (9) If asked by the occupier or a person in charge of the premises, the person executing a warrant must produce it for inspection. (10) Nothing in this section or a warrant issued under this section or a requirement made in executing a warrant prevents a person from— (a) refusing to answer a question or produce a S. 124(10)(a) amended by document because the answer would relate No. 69/2009 to, or the documents contain, information in s. 97(Sch. Pt 1 item 16.2). respect of which the person claims legal professional privilege or client legal privilege; or (b) refusing to answer a question or produce a document, if the answer or the information in the document would tend to incriminate the person. (11) A warrant ceases to have effect— (a) at the end of the period of a month after its issue; or (b) if it is withdrawn by the magistrate who issued it; or
(7) There must be stated in a warrant— (a) the purpose for which the warrant is issued; and (b) the name of the person to whom the warrant is issued; and (c) a general description of the classes of persons (if any) who may be examined; and (d) a description of the premises which may be entered. (8) A magistrate who issues a warrant must cause a record to be made of particulars of the grounds the magistrate has relied on to justify the issue of the warrant. (9) If asked by the occupier or a person in charge of the premises, the person executing a warrant must produce it for inspection. (10) Nothing in this section or a warrant issued under this section or a requirement made in executing a warrant prevents a person from— S. 124(10)(a) amended by No. 69/2009 s. 97(Sch. Pt 1 item 16.2). (a) refusing to answer a question or produce a document because the answer would relate to, or the documents contain, information in respect of which the person claims legal professional privilege or client legal privilege; or (b) refusing to answer a question or produce a document, if the answer or the information in the document would tend to incriminate the person. (11) A warrant ceases to have effect— (a) at the end of the period of a month after its issue; or (b) if it is withdrawn by the magistrate who issued it; or
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