146. Things relevant to offence, grounds for seizing

If this Act provides that an officer may seize a thing that is
relevant to an offence the officer may do so only if the officer
reasonably suspects one or more of the following —

(a) that the thing is property that has been stolen or
otherwise unlawfully obtained;
(b) that the thing may be seized under another written law;
(c) that possession of the thing at that time and place by the
person in possession of it is unlawful;
(d) that the thing may be forfeited to the State or the Crown;
(e) that it is necessary to seize the thing for one or more of
the following purposes —
(i) to prevent it from being concealed, disturbed or
lost;
(ii) to preserve its evidentiary value;
(iii) to do a forensic examination on it;
(iv) to prevent it from being used in the commission