Every search power authorises the person exercising it—
(a) to enter and search the place, vehicle, or other thing that the person is authorised to enter and search, and any item or items found in that place or vehicle or thing, at any time that is reasonable:
(b) to request any person to assist with the entry and search (including, without limitation, a member of a hapū or an iwi if the place to be entered is of cultural or spiritual significance to that hapū or iwi):
(c) to use any force in respect of any property that is reasonable for the purposes of carrying out the entry and search and any lawful seizure:
(d) if and only if section 111(2) applies to the person exercising the power, to detain any person who is at the place or in the vehicle or other thing being searched, or who arrives there while the search is being undertaken, for a reasonable period (using reasonable force if necessary), to enable the person exercising the power to determine whether the person is connected with the object of the search:
(e) to seize any thing that may lawfully be seized:
(e) to seize anything that is the subject of the search or anything else that may be lawfully seized:
(f) to bring and use in or on the place, vehicle, or other thing searched any equipment, to use any equipment found on the place, vehicle, or other thing, and to extract any electricity from the place, vehicle, or other thing to operate the equipment that it is reasonable to use in the circumstances, for the purposes of carrying out the entry and search:
(g) to bring and use in or on the place, vehicle, or other thing searched a dog (being a dog that is trained to undertake searching for law enforcement purposes and that is under the control of its usual handler):
(h) to copy any document, or part of a document, that may lawfully be seized:
(i) to access and copy intangible material from a computer system or other data storage device located (in whole or in part) at the place, vehicle, or other thing searched (including copying by means of previewing, cloning, or other forensic methods either before or after removal for examination):
(j) to use any reasonable measures to—
(i) gain access to any computer system or other data storage device located (in whole or in part) at the place or in the vehicle or other thing to be searched; and
(ii) create a forensic copy of any material in such a computer system or other data storage device:
(i) to use any reasonable measures to access a computer system or other data storage device located (in whole or in part) at the place, vehicle, or other thing if any intangible material that is the subject of the search may be in that computer system or other device:
(j) if any intangible material accessed under paragraph (i) is the subject of the search or may otherwise be lawfully seized, to copy that material (including by means of previewing, cloning, or other forensic methods either before or after removal for examination):
(k) to take photographs, sound and video recordings, and drawings of the place, vehicle, or other thing searched, and of any thing found in found in or on that place, vehicle, or other thing, if the person exercising the power has reasonable grounds to believe that the photographs or sound or video recordings or drawings may be relevant to the purposes of the entry and search.