PART 4 PROCEDURES (ii} (c) if the warrant authorises the use of an interception device inTespect of the conversations, activities or location of a person, state the name of the person (if known) or the fact that the person’s identity is unknown; and (d) (2) if the suspect's name and address are not known, a general description of the premises, place, item or type of facility in respect of which the private communications will be intercepted or activities recorded or observed; and _ any other terms and conditions that the Court considers necessary for the purpose of public interest. "An interception warrant has the effect, according to its terms, of authorising: (a} _ the interception of private communications by means of an interception device; or (b) _ the recording visually or observing of an activity of a person by means of an interception device; or (©) _ (3) activities referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b). In addition to subsection (2), an interception wacrant authorises: (a) __ the retrieval of an interception device; and (b) __ the entry, with such reasonable force as necessary, to any premises for the purposes of placing, servicing or retrieving an interception device; and (c) the connection of the interception device to any source of electricity and the use of electricity from that source to operate the device; and (d) _ the provision of assistance or technical expertise to the police officer primarily responsible for the execution of the warrant in the installation, use, maintenance or retrieval of the interception device. , ® ‘Ef the watrant authorises the placing of an interception device in a residential or business premises of: @ a lawyer, clergyman or a medical practitioner; or Cybercrime Act No. 22 of 2021 26