When you are in charge of an intelligence and security agency, you must talk to the Minister of Foreign Affairs before issuing a removal warrant. This is if the warrant might affect New Zealand's foreign policy or its relationships with other countries. You need to do this when making an application under section 85.
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85: Issue of removal warrant to retrieve previously installed devices, or
"Getting permission to remove spy devices after they're no longer needed"
87: Powers of New Zealand Security Intelligence Service acting under removal warrant, or
"What the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service can do when removing a tracking device"
The Minister responsible for an intelligence and security agency making an application under section 85 must consult the Minister of Foreign Affairs before issuing a removal warrant if that warrant is likely to have implications for—
