Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2021A00078:clause:1_83:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2021A00078
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 1 cl 83 (pt 2/3)
Character Range: 183545–186327

used by a person engaged in, or reasonably suspected of being engaged in, or of being likely to engage in, activities prejudicial to security; or
 (ii) the means by which a person receives or sends a message, or receives or makes a voice call or video call, from or to another person who is engaged in, or reasonably suspected of being engaged in, or of being likely to engage in, activities prejudicial to security; or
 (iii) used for purposes prejudicial to security; and
 (b) information that would be likely to be obtained by intercepting, under an order issued in response to the application, messages sent or received, voice calls made or received, or video calls made or received, using those individual message/call application services would be likely to assist the Organisation in carrying out its function of obtaining intelligence relating to security.

Form of Attorney‑General's consent to the making of an application
 (8) Subject to subclause (9), a consent given by the Attorney-General under subclause (5) must be in writing.
 (9) If the person who proposes to make an application under subclause (1) on the Organisation's behalf thinks it necessary, because of urgent circumstances, for the Attorney-General to consent orally to the making of the application:
 (a) the person may request the Attorney-General to consent orally to the making of the application; and
 (b) if the person makes such a request—the Attorney-General may consent orally to the making of the application.
Note: See also clause 17A (urgent circumstances).
 (9A) At the same time as a request is made by a person under subclause (9), the person must inform the Attorney‑General of the particulars of the urgent circumstances because of which the person thought it necessary for the Attorney‑General to consent orally to the making of the application concerned.
 (10) If, in response to a request made by a person under subclause (9), the Attorney-General consents orally to the making of an application, the person must:
 (a) give the Attorney-General a written report that sets out:
 (i) particulars of the urgent circumstances because of which the person thought it necessary for the Attorney-General to consent orally; and
 (ii) whether the application was granted, withdrawn or refused; and
 (b) do so within 3 working days after the day on which the application was granted, withdrawn or refused.
 (11) If, in response to a request made by a person under subclause (9), the Attorney-General consents orally to the making of an application, the Organisation must:
 (a) give the Inspector‑General of Intelligence and Security a copy of the relevant report under subclause (10); and
 (b) do so within 3 working days after the day on which the application was granted, withdrawn or refused.