Schedule 3: Search warrants: England and Wales and Northern Ireland
Part 1 of this Schedule limits the application of this Schedule to England and Wales and Northern Ireland.
	Part 2 of Schedule 3 sets out the procedure for applying for a search warrant under section 39 and various safeguards. Paragraph 2 sets out the information that must be provided in an application. Paragraphs 3 and 4 set out the information that must be contained in a search warrant, including whether the warrant authorises single or multiple entries into relevant premises. A warrant may authorise entry to and search of premises on more than one occasion if, on the application, the justice is satisfied that it is necessary to authorise multiple entries in order to achieve the purpose for which it was granted, for example, the search of a large warehouse.
	Paragraph 5 provides for the making of copies. These provisions are analogous to those in section 15(5) to (8) of PACE.
	Part 3 of Schedule 3 makes provision for the execution of search warrants.
	Where premises are entered and searched in pursuance of a warrant and such premises are not specified in the warrant, entry must be authorised by a relevant enforcement officer of the appropriate grade, as defined in paragraph 7. Where a warrant authorises multiple entries into a set of premises, any second or subsequent entry must be similarly authorised (paragraph 8).