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Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Act 2024: codes of practice and notices regulations. Consultation and 10 associated annexes: Annexes A, B and C: Draft codes of practice: bulk personal datasets: (parts 7a,7b,7); Annex D: Draft code of practice: bulk communications data; Annex E: Draft code of practice: communications data and Annex E(i) communications data decision flowchart; Annex F: Draft code of practice: interception of communications; Annex G: Draft code of practice: equipment interference; Annex H: Draft code of practice: notices; Annex I: Draft statutory instrument Investigatory Powers (Notification Notices, Review Periods and Technical Advisory Board) Regulations 2025. 11 docs.
Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Act 2024: codes of practice and notices regulations. Consultation and 10 associated annexes: Annexes A, B and C: Draft codes of practice: bulk personal datasets: (parts 7a,7b,7); Annex D: Draft code of practice: bulk communications data; Annex E: Draft code of practice: communications data and Annex E(i)...
The Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill 2019-2021 was introduced in the House of Commons on 24 September 2020. It is due to have Second Reading on 5 October. It would introduce a power in the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 to authorise conduct by officials and agents of the security and intelligence services, law enforcement, and certain other public authorities, which would otherwise constitute criminality.
The Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill 2019-2021 was introduced in the House of Commons on 24 September 2020. It is due to have Second Reading on 5 October. It would introduce a power in the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 to authorise conduct by officials and agents...
This briefing paper has been withdrawn as it is out of date and the content is no longer accurate
This briefing paper has been withdrawn as it is out of date and the content is no longer accurate
I. Letter dated 08/12/2015 from Theresa May MP to Dominic Grieve MP regarding supplementary material to the Government's formal response to the report of the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) on Privacy and Security published March 2015. 2p. II. Government response to the ISC report on Privacy and Security. 4p. III. Table providing an overview of how the Government has responded to the recommendations and conclusions in the ISC’s Privacy and Security Report that are relevant to the draft Investigatory Powers Bill. 18p.
I. Letter dated 08/12/2015 from Theresa May MP to Dominic Grieve MP regarding supplementary material to the Government's formal response to the report of the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) on Privacy and Security published March 2015. 2p. II. Government response to the ISC report on Privacy and Security. 4p....
I. Equipment interference: code of practice. Pursuant to section 71 of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. Draft for public consultation. 30 p. II. Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. Consultation: equipment interference and interception of communications codes of practice. 5 p. III. Interception of communications: code of practice. Pursuant to section 71 of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. Draft for public consultation. 34 p.
I. Equipment interference: code of practice. Pursuant to section 71 of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. Draft for public consultation. 30 p. II. Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. Consultation: equipment interference and interception of communications codes of practice. 5 p. III. Interception of communications: code of practice....
Overseas Territories (Change of Name) (No. 11) Order 2011. (No Parliamentary procedure). With an explanatory memorandum from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Coming into force 14 January 2012. (vote).
Overseas Territories (Change of Name) (No. 11) Order 2011. (No Parliamentary procedure). With an explanatory memorandum from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Coming into force 14 January 2012. (vote).
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will make a statement on the operation of the Security Service Act 1989; what recent representations he has received about the operation of this Act; and whether he has plans to amend this Act.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will make a statement on the operation of the Security Service Act 1989; what recent representations he has received about the operation of this Act; and whether he has plans to amend this Act.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what the operational responsibilities are of the security service in Northern Ireland; to whom the security service is accountable for its operations and activities in Northern Ireland; and what role Her Majesty's Government has in directing the operational activities of...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what the operational responsibilities are of the security service in Northern Ireland; to whom the security service is accountable for its operations and activities in Northern Ireland; and what role Her Majesty's Government has in directing the operational activities of...
To ask the Prime Minister, what arrangements have been made to appoint a Commissioner under section 4 of the Security Service Act 1989; and what arrangements have been made to appoint a Commissioner under section 8 of the Intelligence Services Act 1994 when Lord Justice Stuart-Smith's appointment expires on 14...
To ask the Prime Minister, what arrangements have been made to appoint a Commissioner under section 4 of the Security Service Act 1989; and what arrangements have been made to appoint a Commissioner under section 8 of the Intelligence Services Act 1994 when Lord Justice Stuart-Smith's appointment expires on 14...
What action they are considering on the recommendation, in paragraph 25 of the report by the commissioner under the Security Service Act 1989 dated June 1997, that the Act be amended if the tribunal is intended to deal with employment matters not relating to security. - Remains under consideration.
What action they are considering on the recommendation, in paragraph 25 of the report by the commissioner under the Security Service Act 1989 dated June 1997, that the Act be amended if the tribunal is intended to deal with employment matters not relating to security. - Remains under consideration.
Pursuant to paragraph 5 of the Report by the National Audit Office into IT Security in Government Departments, if he has taken legal advice as to whether the functions of the security services in GCHQ which relate to the provisions of IT security advice to Government Departments are consistent with...
Pursuant to paragraph 5 of the Report by the National Audit Office into IT Security in Government Departments, if he has taken legal advice as to whether the functions of the security services in GCHQ which relate to the provisions of IT security advice to Government Departments are consistent with...
The Security Service. HMSO. 1993.
The Security Service. HMSO. 1993.
How many records are permanently retained by the security services only for the purpose of resolving complaints, concerning the content of the record, made under the Security Service Act 1989.
How many records are permanently retained by the security services only for the purpose of resolving complaints, concerning the content of the record, made under the Security Service Act 1989.
If he will introduce proposals for legislation to allow an independent person, with the relevant security clearance, to access on behalf of a citizen the personal information held by the security service in order to assess whether the information is relevant for the purpose of national security, and if appropriate...
If he will introduce proposals for legislation to allow an independent person, with the relevant security clearance, to access on behalf of a citizen the personal information held by the security service in order to assess whether the information is relevant for the purpose of national security, and if appropriate...
Statement on when the Commissioner appointed under the Security Service Act 1989 will present his first annual report. - Inc fact that copy of Lord Justice Stuart-Smiths first annual report for 1990 has been laid before House today
Statement on when the Commissioner appointed under the Security Service Act 1989 will present his first annual report. - Inc fact that copy of Lord Justice Stuart-Smiths first annual report for 1990 has been laid before House today