Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005
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92 Transitional provision: supplemental
(1) In this section— (a) “the arrangements” are arrangements which are treated as having been made by a protection provider by virtue of section 91(2), and (b) “the relevant date” is the date of the record made by the protection provider, in relation to the arrangements, in pursuance of section 91(7). (2) A person does not commit an offence under section 86(1) by disclosing information relating to the arrangements unless the information is disclosed on or after the relevant date. (3) But it is immaterial whether the information relates to something done in connection with the arrangements before or on or after the relevant date. (4) A person does not commit an offence under section 88(1) or (2) by disclosing information relating to a person who assumed a new identity in pursuance of the arrangements unless the information is disclosed on or after the relevant date. (5) But it is immaterial whether the person assumed a new identity before or on or after the relevant date. (6) Section 90 applies in relation to a false or misleading representation relating to a person who assumed a new identity in pursuance of the arrangements only if the false or misleading representation is made on or after the relevant date. (7) But it is immaterial whether the person assumed a new identity before or on or after the relevant date.
92 Transitional provision: supplemental
(1) In this section— (a) “the arrangements” are arrangements which are treated as having been made by a protection provider by virtue of section 91(2), and (b) “the relevant date” is the date of the record made by the protection provider, in relation to the arrangements, in pursuance of section 91(7). (2) A person does not commit an offence under section 86(1) by disclosing information relating to the arrangements unless the information is disclosed on or after the relevant date. (3) But it is immaterial whether the information relates to something done in connection with the arrangements before or on or after the relevant date. (4) A person does not commit an offence under section 88(1) or (2) by disclosing information relating to a person who assumed a new identity in pursuance of the arrangements unless the information is disclosed on or after the relevant date. (5) But it is immaterial whether the person assumed a new identity before or on or after the relevant date. (6) Section 90 applies in relation to a false or misleading representation relating to a person who assumed a new identity in pursuance of the arrangements only if the false or misleading representation is made on or after the relevant date. (7) But it is immaterial whether the person assumed a new identity before or on or after the relevant date.
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