PART 4 @) PROCEDURES (g) do anything reasonably necessary to prevent loss, destruction or damage to anything connected with the offence or any other offence; and (bh) _use other authorised officers or persons as reasonably necessary for the execution of the warrant; and @ search a person who is at the place when the warrant is executed if the authorise officer suspects, on reasonable grounds, that the person has any evidential material in the his or her possession. If an authorised officer seizes a data storage medium, a computer network, a computer system, equipment, device or other items under subsection (1), the authorised officer: (a) __ may take possession of it; and (b) (3) An authorised officer must return any item detained under subsection (2) to its owner if (a) _ (b) 46 ) 2) may retain it for such a time as he or she considers necessary for the purposes of this Act. itis no longer necessary to seize the item; or it is decided that the item is not to be used in evidence, except where the authorised officer believes, on reasonable grounds, that the possession of data may constitute an offence. Access to seized data . Subject to subsection (2), on request, a police officer executing a computer warrant may: (a) allow a person who had the custody or control of the data storage medium, computer network or computer system, or someone acting on the person’s behalf, to access and copy of the data; or (b) give that person a copy of that data held in the computer system. The police officer may refuse to give access to, or provide copies of data held in a data storage medium, computer network or computer system, if the police officer believes on reasonable grounds that giving the access or providing the copies may: (a) constitute an offence under this Act or any other Act; or Cybercrime Act No, 22 of 2021 38