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receipt of a written application submitted to him or her in terms of subsection (4) (b) or
(8) (b) , reconsider that application whereupon he or she may confirm, amend or cancel
that direction, entry warrant, oral direction or oral entry warrant.
(12) If a direction, entry warrant, oral direction or oral entry warrant is(a)
confirmed or amended in terms of subsection (11), the designated
judge concerned must forthwith in writing inform(i)
the applicant concerned; and
(ii)
if applicable, the postal service provider, telecommunication
service provider or decryption key holder concerned,
of such confirmation or amendment; or
(b)
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cancelled in terms of subsection (11), section 25 (3), (4) and (5)
applies with the necessary changes.
Reports on progress
The designated judge who issued a direction or an entry warrant may at the issuing
thereof or at any stage before the date of expiry thereof, in writing require the applicant
who made the application in respect of the direction or entry warrant concerned to report
to him or her in writing(a)
at such intervals as he or she determines, on-
(b)
(i)
the progress that has been made towards achieving the
objectives of the direction or entry warrant concerned; and
(ii)
any other matter which the designated judge deems necessary;
or
on the date of expiry of the entry warrant concerned, on whether the
interception device has been removed from the premises concerned
and, if so, the date of such removal.
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Cancellation of direction, entry warrant, oral direction or oral entry
warrant
(1) The designated judge who issued a direction or an entry warrant or, if he or she is
not available, any other designated judge who would have been entitled to issue such
direction or entry warrant may cancel that direction or entry warrant if(a)
the applicant concerned fails to submit a report in terms of section 24,
if applicable; or
(b)
he or she, upon receipt of a report submitted in terms of section 24, is
satisfied that the(i)
objectives of the direction or entry warrant concerned have been
achieved; or
(ii)
ground on which the direction or the purpose for which the entry
warrant concerned was issued, has ceased to exist.
(2) The designated judge who issued(a)
a direction or an entry warrant under section 23 (3); or
(b)
an oral direction or oral entry warrant,
or, if he or she is not available, any other designated judge who would have been entitled
to issue such a direction, entry warrant, oral direction or oral entry warrant, must cancel
that direction, entry warrant, oral direction or oral entry warrant if the applicant
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