s. 103 (1) A magistrate may issue a warrant to an authorised S. 103(1) officer or a member of the police force to enter amended by No. 69/2004 any land or premises (including a dwelling house) s. 6(1)(b). specified in the warrant at any time. (2) A magistrate may only issue the warrant if he or she is satisfied by information on oath that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting— (a) that an offence against this Act, a regulation S. 103(2)(a) amended by or a fisheries notice has occurred or is No. 69/2004 occurring or is about to occur at the land or s. 6(1)(c). premises; or (b) that evidence of an offence against this Act, S. 103(2)(b) amended by a regulation or a fisheries notice is present at No. 69/2004 the land or premises. s. 6(1)(c). (3) The warrant authorises any authorised officer or S. 103(3) amended by member of the police force to— No. 108/2003 s. 10. (a) enter and search the land or premises S. 103(3)(a) amended by specified in the warrant; No. 69/2004 s. 6(1)(c). (b) seize any evidence of an offence against any S. 103(3)(b) amended by law or any thing used in connection with No. 5/1997 such an offence (including boats, trailers, s. 50(1)(p), substituted by aircraft, motor vehicles, non-motorised No. 69/2004 vehicles, communications equipment, s. 6(2). viewing or scanning devices, fishing equipment, diving equipment, processing equipment, tools, electronic equipment, office equipment, provisions, materials, fish, protected aquatic biota, noxious aquatic species, and documents) found on the land or premises and anything that the officer or member believes, on reasonable grounds, may be evidence of an offence against this Act, a regulation or a fisheries notice;
S. 103(1) amended by No. 69/2004 s. 6(1)(b). (1) A magistrate may issue a warrant to an authorised officer or a member of the police force to enter any land or premises (including a dwelling house) specified in the warrant at any time. (2) A magistrate may only issue the warrant if he or she is satisfied by information on oath that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting— S. 103(2)(a) amended by No. 69/2004 s. 6(1)(c). (a) that an offence against this Act, a regulation or a fisheries notice has occurred or is occurring or is about to occur at the land or premises; or S. 103(2)(b) amended by No. 69/2004 s. 6(1)(c). (b) that evidence of an offence against this Act, a regulation or a fisheries notice is present at the land or premises. S. 103(3) amended by No. 108/2003 s. 10. (3) The warrant authorises any authorised officer or member of the police force to— S. 103(3)(a) amended by No. 69/2004 s. 6(1)(c). (a) enter and search the land or premises specified in the warrant; S. 103(3)(b) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(p), substituted by No. 69/2004 s. 6(2). (b) seize any evidence of an offence against any law or any thing used in connection with such an offence (including boats, trailers, aircraft, motor vehicles, non-motorised vehicles, communications equipment, viewing or scanning devices, fishing equipment, diving equipment, processing equipment, tools, electronic equipment, office equipment, provisions, materials, fish, protected aquatic biota, noxious aquatic species, and documents) found on the land or premises and anything that the officer or member believes, on reasonable grounds, may be evidence of an offence against this Act, a regulation or a fisheries notice; s. 103
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