504 Interception of Communications (b) [No. 25 the interception direction to which it relates is terminated in accordance with section 10. (9) When an entry warrant has expired pursuant to subsection (8)(a@), the authorised officer on whose behalf the application was made or, if he is not available, any other authorised officer who would have been entitled to request the Director of Public Prosecutions to make the application, shall, within two weeks after the date of expiry ofthe entry warrant, and without applying to a Judge for the issuing of a further entry warrant, remove, or cause to be removed, any interception device which has been installed and which, at the expiry date of the entry warrant, has not yet been removed from the premises concerned. (10) Anentry warrant shall not be required by a public postal service or a service by means of a public or private communication network for the installation, maintenance, or operation of equipment of software required for the interception of communications or acquisition of protected information or traffic data as permitted under this Act. Termination of interception direction, etc. 10. (1) an entry entitled warrant A Judge warrant, to issue pursuant (a) who issued an interception direction or or if he is not available, any other Judge such an interception direction or entry to section 5 or 9 may: terminate the interception direction or the entry warrant, if: (i) the authorised officer fails to submit a report in accordance with section 12; or (ii) the Judge upon receipt of a report submitted pursuant to section 12 is satisfied that the warrant, have interception objectives direction been or the achieved, of the entry or the