To be appointed a Commissioner of Intelligence Warrants, you must have already been a Judge of the High Court. This means you need to have had that job before you can be considered for the Commissioner role. You can find more information about this by looking at the related law from 1969.
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A person may be appointed a Commissioner of Intelligence Warrants only if that person has previously held office as a Judge of the High Court.
