Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005
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93 Provision of information
(1) This section applies if— (a) a protection provider makes arrangements under section 82(1), or (b) a protection provider determines under section 91(5) that it is appropriate to treat arrangements to which that section applies as having been made under section 82(1). (2) The protection provider must inform the person to whom the arrangements relate of the provisions of this Chapter as they apply in relation to the arrangements. (3) If the protection provider considers that the person would be unable to understand the information, by reason of his age or of any incapacity, the information must instead be given to a person who appears to the protection provider— (a) to be interested in the welfare of the person to whom the arrangements relate, and (b) to be the appropriate person to whom to give the information. (4) If arrangements are made jointly under section 82(1) (by virtue of section 83), the protection providers involved in the arrangements must nominate one of those protection providers to perform the duties imposed by this section.
93 Provision of information
(1) This section applies if— (a) a protection provider makes arrangements under section 82(1), or (b) a protection provider determines under section 91(5) that it is appropriate to treat arrangements to which that section applies as having been made under section 82(1). (2) The protection provider must inform the person to whom the arrangements relate of the provisions of this Chapter as they apply in relation to the arrangements. (3) If the protection provider considers that the person would be unable to understand the information, by reason of his age or of any incapacity, the information must instead be given to a person who appears to the protection provider— (a) to be interested in the welfare of the person to whom the arrangements relate, and (b) to be the appropriate person to whom to give the information. (4) If arrangements are made jointly under section 82(1) (by virtue of section 83), the protection providers involved in the arrangements must nominate one of those protection providers to perform the duties imposed by this section.
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