(1)A targeted equipment interference warrant may relate to any one or more of the following matters—
(a)equipment belonging to, used by or in the possession of a particular person or organisation;
(b)equipment belonging to, used by or in the possession of a group of persons who share a common purpose or who carry on, or may carry on, a particular activity;
(c)equipment belonging to, used by or in the possession of more than one person or organisation, where the interference is for the purpose of a single investigation or operation;
(d)equipment in a particular location;
(e)equipment in more than one location, where the interference is for the purpose of a single investigation or operation;
(f)equipment which is being, or may be, used for the purposes of a particular activity or activities of a particular description;
(g)equipment which is being, or may be, used to test, maintain or develop capabilities relating to interference with equipment for the purpose of obtaining communications, equipment data or other information;
(h)equipment which is being, or may be, used for the training of persons who carry out, or are likely to carry out, such interference with equipment.
(2)A targeted examination warrant may relate to any one or more of the following matters—
(a)a particular person or organisation;
(b)a group of persons who share a common purpose or who carry on, or may carry on, a particular activity;
(c)more than one person or organisation, where the conduct authorised by the warrant is for the purpose of a single investigation or operation;
(d)the testing, maintenance or development of capabilities relating to the selection of protected material for examination;
(e)the training of persons who carry out, or are likely to carry out, the selection of such material for examination.