Schedules Schedule 3 – Investigatory powers Conditions for issue of warrant to enter premises
Under paragraph 5, an inspector may apply to a justice for a warrant of entry to premises.
	To grant a warrant, the justice must be satisfied that:
The premises to which the application relates are in the United Kingdom,
The premises are not wholly or mainly used as a private dwelling,
It is necessary to enter the premises for a terrorism protection investigation, and
One or more of the following conditions are met:
the premises are not qualifying premises or premises at which a qualifying event is to be held, is being held or was held,
the premises are such premises but inspection under paragraph 4 has been frustrated,
giving notice, as required by paragraph 4, would defeat the object of entry, or
urgent access to the premises is required (such that sufficient notice under paragraph 4 cannot be given).
	An inspector may exercise the same powers under a warrant as under paragraph 4 and any additional powers specified in the warrant, which may include the power to enter by force (if necessary) and to seize documents, equipment and other items.