Queensland Consolidated ActsA magistrate may make a post-entry approval order only if satisfied--
(a) in the circumstances existing before the exercise of the evidence preservation powers for which the order is sought--
(i) the authorised officer, before exercising the powers, had the required suspicion or belief for exercising them; and
(ii) there was a reasonable likelihood that the evidence for which the powers were exercised would be concealed or destroyed; or
(b) having regard to the nature of the evidence found during the exercise of the powers, it is in the public interest to make the order.