24 No. 21 Prevention of Terrorism 2002 (5) Any person who(a) without reasonable excuse, fails to comply with the requirement of a detention order; or (b) intentionally obstructs or hinders any person acting in accordance with subsection (2), commits an offence. (6) For the purposes of this section, the Minister may, in writing, designate as an authorised person such person as he deems appropriate. Power to seize property used in commisSion of terrorist acts 33-(1) Where the Inspector General of Police or Commissioner of Police has reasonable grounds for suspecting that any property has been, or is being, used to commit an offence under this Act, he may seize the property. (2) The Inspector General of Police or Commissioner of Police may exercise his powers under subsection (1), whether or not any proceedings have been instituted for an offence under this Act in respect of that property. (3) The Commissioner of Police, shall as soon as practicable after seizing any property under subsection (1), make an application, exparte, Ito the Court for a detention order in respect of that property. (4) A Court to whom an application is made under subsection (3), shall not make a detention order in respect of the property referred to in the application unless he(a) has given every person appearing to have an interest in the property, a reasonable opportunity of being heard; or (b) has reasonable grounds to believe that the property has been, or is being, used to commit an offence under this Act. (5) Subject to subsection (6), every detention order made under subsection (4), shall be valid for a period of sixty days, and may, on application, be renewed by the Court, for a further period of sixty days until such time as the property referred to in the order is produced in Court in proceedings for an offence under this Act in respect of that property. (6) The Court may release any property referred to in a detention order made under subsection (4) if (a) no longer has reasonable grounds to suspect that the property it has been or is being used to commit an offence under this Act; or