1 The public prosecutor shall give notice to the accused at the latest on conclusion of the preliminary proceedings that he or she has been the subject of an undercover investigation.
2 Notice may be deferred or dispensed with, subject to the consent of the compulsory measures court, if:
a.
the findings are not used as evidence; and
b.
deferring or dispensing with notice is necessary to protect overriding public or private interests.
3 Persons who have been the subject of an undercover investigation may file an objection in accordance with Articles 393–397. The period for filing the objection begins on receipt of notice of the investigation.