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The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979, specifically Chapter 2 - Interception of telecommunications, is divided into four parts. Part 2-1 prohibits the interception of telecommunications, Part 2-2 outlines the issuing of warrants, Part 2-3 addresses emergency requests, and Part 2-4 authorises interception for developing and testing interception capabilities. The chapter focuses on the legal framework surrounding telecommunications interception, including Organisation responsibility, individual and agency roles, and warrant procedures. It also covers emergency requests, warrant revocation, and the handling of intercepted information and warrants.

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Australian Government - Federal Register of Legislation

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