PART 4 PROCEDURES (b) _ the service provider to whom the direction to intercept the communication must be addressed, if applicable; and (c) the facts relied upon to demonstrate that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that a person is planning, participating in or committing, or has planned, participated in or committed, a specified offence; and (4) a description of the manner in which it is proposed to intercept private communications or record or observe activities; and (e) the extent to which other methods for the investigation of the - offence, other than an interception warrant, have been used by or are available to the police officer; and ® either: a the name and address, if known, of the person whose private communications or a record or observations of whose activities there are reasonable grounds for suspecting will assist the police investigation of the case; or (ii) _ if the name and address of the suspect are not known, a general description of the premises, place, item or type of facility in respect of which it is proposed to intercept private communications or record or observe activities; and (g) the period for which a warrant is requested. (3) For the purpose of this section, optical surveillance device has the same meaning as in the Police Powers Act No. 37 of 2017. 29 (1) Content and terms of an interception warrant An interception warrant must be in the prescribed form and state the following information: (a) _ the offence or offences in respect of which the warrant is granted; and (b) ifthe warrant relates to the use of an interception device on premises: @ the name and address of the suspect whose private communications may be intercepted or whose activities may be recorded or observed; or Cybercrime Act No. 22 of 2024 25