496 [No. 25 Interception of Communications (ii) the basis for believing that evidence relating to the ground on which the application is made will be obtained through the interception; ” if applicable, whether other investigative procedures have been applied and failed to produce the required evidence or the reason why other investigative procedures reasonably appear to be unlikely to succeed if applied, or are likely to be too dangerous to apply in order to obtain the required evidence; (g) the period for which the interception direction (h) whether any previous application has been is required to be issued; made for the issuing of an interception direction in respect of the same person, the same facility or the same premises specified in the application and, if such previous application exists, shall indicate the current status of that application; and @ a description of the if applicable, communication equipment to be intercepted; @ any other directives issued by the Judge. (3) Subsection (2)(d) shall not apply in respect of an application for the issuing of an interception direction on a ground referred to in section 6(1) (a) ifa serious offence has been or is being or will probably be committed for the benefit of, or at the direction of, or in association with, a person, a group of persons or syndicate involved organised crime or groups classified as criminal gangs. in (4) Where an interception direction is applied for on the grounds of national security, the application from the