When you get a practice warrant, it can have rules or limits on it. These rules or limits are put in place if they are thought to be good for the public. The people in charge decide what these rules or limits are, and they must think they are a good idea for everyone.
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94: Minister of Foreign Affairs to be consulted in relation to issue of practice warrants in certain cases, or
"Agencies must consult the Minister of Foreign Affairs before getting a practice warrant that affects New Zealand's relationships with other countries."
96: Term of practice warrant, or
"How long a practice warrant lasts"
A practice warrant may be issued subject to any restrictions or conditions that are considered desirable in the public interest.
