Commentary on provisions of Act Section 5: Contents of order
The purpose of this section is to set out what the order must or must not contain, in terms of specifying the data that is to be produced, or to which access is to be given, where the judge is satisfied that, based on the application before them, an order should be made. The judge must not specify or describe data in the order which he or she has reasonable grounds for believing consists of or includes excepted electronic data.
	The order may be for all or part of the data requested in the application. In reviewing the application, the judge may determine that only part of the data has met the necessary requirements and, in this event, only this part of the requested data should be identified in the order (consistent with the implicit requirement to exercise the order-making power reasonably).
	Subsection (1) explains that an order may be made in respect of all or part of the data sought in the application subject to the exceptions in subsection (2). Subsection (2) explains that the judge may not include excepted electronic data in the order. Subsection (3) explains that the judge cannot include data in relation to which other legal tests in section 4 have not been satisfied.