Preservation regime for stored communications Schedule 1 (ii) if the notice is revoked under section 107L—when the carrier receives notice of the revocation; (iii) if a Part 2-5 warrant or stored communications warrant authorising access to the stored communications covered by the notice is issued in relation to the issuing agency—when the warrant ceases to be in force; (iv) if a Part 2-2 warrant authorising access to the stored communications covered by the notice is issued in relation to the issuing agency—the end of the period of 5 days after the day the warrant was issued. 107L Revoking a domestic preservation notice Discretionary revocation (1) An issuing agency that has given a domestic preservation notice may revoke the notice at any time. Mandatory revocation (2) An issuing agency that has given a domestic preservation notice must revoke the notice if: (a) if the issuing agency is an enforcement agency (including an interception agency): (i) the condition in paragraph 107J(1)(b) or (c) is no longer satisfied; or (ii) the agency decides not to apply for a Part 2-5 warrant or stored communications warrant to access the stored communications covered by the notice; or (b) if the issuing agency is the Organisation: (i) the condition in paragraph 107J(2)(b) is no longer satisfied; or (ii) the Organisation is satisfied that the Director-General of Security will not request a Part 2-2 warrant to access the stored communications covered by the notice. Revocation effected by giving revocation notice (3) A domestic preservation notice is revoked by the issuing agency giving the carrier to whom it was given written notice of the revocation. Cybercrime Legislation Amendment Act 2012 ComLaw Authoritative Act C2012A00120 No. 120, 2012 11