498 Interception of Communications ) preventing, detecting, investigating, or prosecuting any offence specified in the Schedule, Schedule. [No. 25 where there are reasonable grounds to believe that such an offence has been, is being or may be committed; or (vi) giving effect to the provisions of any mutual legal assistance agreement in circumstances appearing to the Judge to be equivalent to those in which he would issue an interception direction by virtue of sub-paragraph (v); and (6) other procedures: @) have not been or are unlikely to be successful in obtaining the information sought to be acquired by means of the interception direction; (c) (it) are (iii) having regard to the urgency of the case are impracticable; and too dangerous to adopt in the circumstances; or it would be in the best interests of the administration of justice to issue the interception direction. (2) A Judge considering an application may require the authorised officer to furnish such further information as he deems necessary. Scope and form of interception direction. (1) Aninterception direction shall be in the prescribed form and shall permit the authorised officer to: (a) intercept, at any communication transmission; place in the in Belize, course of any its