If a warrant is issued under the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989, you can expect it to be issued or executed at any time, day or night. This means it can happen on a Sunday, just like any other day. You should know that the rules for issuing and executing warrants are part of the law to help keep people safe.
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445B: Authority to use facsimile copy of warrant, or
"Using a copy of a warrant when you don't have the original"
445D: Certain provisions of Search and Surveillance Act 2012 apply to some warrants, or
"Some search rules from the Search and Surveillance Act apply to certain Oranga Tamariki warrants"
Any warrant issued under any provision of this Act may be issued or executed at any hour of the day or night and may be issued or executed on a Sunday as on any other day.
