(1) An interception direction shall be in the prescribed form and shall permit the authorised officer to—
(a) intercept, at any place in Saint Lucia, any communication in the course of its transmission;
(b) secure the interception in the course of its transmission by means of a postal service or a public or private telecommunications network, of such communications as are described in the interception direction; and
(c) secure the disclosure of the intercepted material obtained or required by the interception direction, and of related communications data.
(2) An interception direction shall authorise the interception of—
(a) communications transmitted by means of a postal service or a public or a private telecommunications network to or from—
(i) one particular person specified or described in the interception direction, or
(ii) one particular set of premises so specified and described; and
(b) such other communications, if any as may be necessary in order to intercept communications falling within paragraph (a).
(3) An interception direction shall specify the identity of the—
(a) authorised officer on whose behalf the application is made under section 4, and the person who will execute the interception direction;
(b) person, if known and appropriate, whose communication is to be intercepted; and
(c) postal service provider or the telecommunications provider to whom the interception direction to intercept must be addressed, if applicable.
(4) An interception direction may contain such ancillary provisions as are necessary to secure its implementation in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
(5) An interception direction issued under this section may specify conditions or restrictions relating to the interception of communications authorised therein.