Sentence examples for information warrant from inspiring English sources

"We confirmed that Asio has policies and procedures in place to address the new journalist information warrant requirements and provide staff training," she wrote.

They may make submissions to the decision maker about any matters that are relevant to issuing or refusing a journalist information warrant.

The Asio chief is allowed to issue a journalist information warrant directly if the agency has made a request but the attorney general is yet to make a decision.

It is also curious that Executive Government may apply for a "journalist information warrant" to compel the surrender of a journalist's metadata to identify their sources, but such a warrant is not necessary in respect of anyone else.

The Asio chief must be "satisfied that, security will be, or is likely to be, seriously prejudiced if the access to which the request relates does not begin before a journalist information warrant can be issued and made available by the minister".

But the director general of security will still be allowed to issue a warrant without prior approval of the attorney general if they were "satisfied that, security will be, or is likely to be, seriously prejudiced if the access to which the request relates does not begin before a journalist information warrant can be issued and made available by the minister".

The Asio annual report also referred to the newly created journalist information warrants.

The legislationmakes it an offence to disclose or use information about journalist information warrants including "the existence or non-existence of such a warrant".

"The present goal," Mr. Ridge said, "is to have armed and trained law enforcement officials on flights of interest where the information warrants that added level of protection".

But, Mr. Smith said, it was the rising portion of gag orders attached to the information warrants that led to the suit.

At least 1 in 10 graphics in annual reports shows a more positive picture than the underlying financial information warrants, a study of American corporate reports by Florida Gulf Coast University indicates.