Disposal of Unexecuted Warrants Act 1985Reprint noteThis is the last reprint before repeal. Repealed on 6 July 2018 by 2018 SL No. 100 s 5.Powers under the Reprints Act 1992 have been used in this reprint to bring the legislation into line with current drafting practice.Disposal of Unexecuted Warrants Regulation 20081Short titleThis regulation may be cited as the Disposal of Unexecuted Warrants Regulation 2008.2CommencementThis regulation commences on 2 September 2008.3Approved form of application to clerk of the court for fresh warrant(1)An approved form of an application to the clerk of the court Brisbane for the issue of a fresh warrant under the Act, section 5(3) must provide for the following information—

(a)the name of the authorised police officer making the application;

(b)the type of warrant cancelled;

(c)the purpose for which the warrant was issued;

(d)the day and place the warrant was issued;

(e)the day the warrant was cancelled.

(2)The approved form must also provide for the application to be signed by the authorised police officer making it.4Approved form of application to judge for fresh warrant(1)An approved form of an application to a judge of the District or Supreme Court for the issue of a fresh warrant under the Act, section 6(5) must provide for the following information—

(a)the name of the prescribed person making the application;Note—Under section 6(8) of the Act, a prescribed person is the director of public prosecutions, a deputy director of public prosecutions, or the person on whose application the cancelled warrant was issued or someone else acting for the person.

(b)the type of warrant cancelled;

(c)the purpose for which the warrant was issued;

(d)the day and place the warrant was issued;

(e)the day the warrant was cancelled.

(2)The approved form must also provide for the application to be signed by the prescribed person making it.5Prescribed places(1)For the Act, section 5(1), Police Headquarters, Brisbane, is a prescribed place.(2)For the Act, section 6(2), the Office of the Sheriff, Supreme Court, Brisbane, is a prescribed place.