Western Australian Numbered Acts Western Australian Numbered Acts (1) Only an officer
may apply for an FP warrant (suspect).
(2) An application for
an FP warrant (suspect) must be made in accordance with
section 13 —
(a) to a
JP if the application is in respect of an adult;
(b) to a
magistrate if the application is in respect of a protected person.
(3) An application for
an FP warrant (suspect) must —
(a)
state the applicant’s full name and official details;
(b) name
the suspect in respect of whom the warrant is wanted;
(c)
state whether the suspect is a protected person and, if he or she is, why the
suspect is a protected person;
(d)
state the offence that the suspect is suspected of having committed;
(e)
state the grounds for suspecting that the suspect has committed the offence;
(f) if
the warrant will relate to a suspect who is an adult, specify for which one of
the following the warrant is wanted —
(i)
an intimate forensic procedure;
(ii)
an internal forensic procedure;
(g) if
the warrant will relate to a suspect who is a protected person, specify for
which one of the following the warrant is wanted —
(i)
a non-intimate forensic procedure;
(ii)
an intimate forensic procedure;
(iii)
an internal forensic procedure;
(h) if
the warrant is wanted for an internal forensic procedure, state what kind of
internal forensic procedure is proposed to be done on the suspect;
(i)
state the purpose, permitted by section 77, of the
forensic procedure and describe what thing or evidence will be sought during
the procedure;
(j)
state the grounds on which the applicant suspects that the thing or evidence
sought is a relevant thing; and
(k)
include any other information that is prescribed.