(a) the Commission has reasonable grounds for suspecting
that there is, or within one month may be, in or on any premises things of a
relevant kind, and
(b) the Commission believes on reasonable grounds that, if
a summons were issued for the production of the things, the things might be
concealed, lost, mutilated or destroyed.
(2) An authorised officer to whom an
application is made under this section may, if satisfied that there are
reasonable grounds for doing so, issue a search warrant authorising any member
of the NSW Police Force, or any other person, named in the warrant--
(a) to
enter the premises, and
(b) to search the premises for things of the relevant
kind, and
(c) to seize any things of the relevant kind found in or on the
premises and deliver things so seized to the Commission, and
(d) in addition,
to seize any other thing found in the course of executing the warrant that the
person executing the warrant believes on reasonable grounds--
(i) to be
evidence that would be admissible in the prosecution of another person for a
relevant offence, or for an indictable offence against the law of the
Commonwealth, of a State or of a Territory, and
(ii) that it is necessary to
seize in order to prevent its concealment, loss, mutilation or destruction, or
its use in committing such an offence.