Controlled deliveries may be carried out for the purpose of evidencing the most serious criminal offences listed in Article 19 (1) of the Act on the Police of 1990, or establishing the identity of persons participating in these offences, or taking over the objects of offences.
At the EIO/request, executing authority/requested Party may grant permission for the controlled delivery of objects coming from crime or intended for the commission thereof, if otherwise determine the participants in the act or detection of distribution routes would be impossible, or very difficult. These objects may be in particular narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, weapons, explosives, false means of payment, securities, financial resources and objects from the crime. Authorisation may be granted subject to certain conditions. Consent shall be in accordance with the domestic law of the executing/requested Member State. The executing authority/requested Member State may refuse or limit per consignment implicitly supervised, especially when it involves a particular danger to the life or health of persons involved.
The results may be admitted as evidence in criminal proceedings.