(1) Without prejudice to the Criminal Code, where a person denies a police officer entry under section 9, the police officer shall make an application to a magistrate for a warrant to enter the premises on which he or she reasonably believes an act of domestic violence—
(a) has been committed;
(b) is being committed;
(c) is likely to be committed.
(2) A magistrate may, on considering an application under subsection (1), issue a warrant in writing authorizing a police officer to enter the premises.
(3) A warrant under subsection (2) must specify—
(a) the premises on which the police officer is authorized to enter;
(b) the time period for execution of the warrant;
(c) any other condition as the magistrate determines.