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Search and Surveillance Act 2012

Enforcement officers' powers and orders - Production orders

77: Other provisions that apply to production orders

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"Other rules that apply to production orders"

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You need to know some other rules that apply to production orders. Section 105 about transmitting search warrants also applies to production orders, but it talks about production orders instead of search warrants. Section 107 about invalid search warrants also applies to production orders, and it talks about production orders instead of search warrants, and the conditions for production orders are in section 72.

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Production orders

77Other provisions that apply to production orders

  1. Section 105 (transmission of search warrants) applies to production orders as if a reference in that section to a search warrant were a reference to a production order.

  2. Section 107 (when a search warrant is invalid) applies to production orders—

  3. as if a reference in that section to a search warrant were a reference to a production order; and
    1. as if a reference in that section to the grounds or conditions for lawful issue of a search warrant were a reference to the conditions specified in section 72.

      Notes
      • Section 77: replaced, on , by section 16 of the Budapest Convention and Related Matters Legislation Amendment Act 2025 (2025 No 39).