The Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Act 2024 (Commencement No. 1 and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2024
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2 Provisions coming into force on 14th October 2024
The following provisions of the Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Act 2024 come into force on 14th October 2024— (a) section 1 (requirement for authorisation); (b) section 2 (low or no reasonable expectation of privacy); (c) section 3 (duration of bulk personal dataset warrants); (d) section 4 (agency head functions); (e) section 5 (third party bulk personal datasets), other than the insertion into the 2016 Act of sections 226F and 226FA; (f) section 6 (minor and consequential amendments); (g) section 7 (deputy investigatory powers commissioners); (h) section 8 (delegation of functions); (i) section 9 (temporary judicial commissioners); (j) section 10 (main functions of the Investigatory Powers Commissioner); (k) section 11 (personal data breaches); (l) section 12 (offence of unlawfully obtaining communications data); (m) section 13 (meaning of “communications data”: subscriber details); (n) section 14 (powers to obtain communications data); (o) section 15 (internet connection records); (p) section 16 (powers to require retention of certain data); (q) section 17 (extra-territorial enforcement of retention notices etc); (r) section 19 (meaning of “telecommunications operator” etc); (s) section 20 (renewal of notices); (t) section 22 (interception and examination of communications: Members of Parliament etc); (u) section 23 (equipment interference: Members of Parliament etc); (v) section 24 (issue of equipment interference warrants); (w) section 25 (modification of equipment interference warrants); (x) section 26 (issue of targeted examination warrants to intelligence services); (y) section 27 (bulk equipment interference: safeguards for journalistic material etc); (z) section 28 (exclusion of matters from legal proceedings etc: exceptions); (aa) section 29 (freedom of information: bodies dealing with security matters); (bb) the Schedule (disclosure powers).
2 Provisions coming into force on 14th October 2024
The following provisions of the Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Act 2024 come into force on 14th October 2024— (a) section 1 (requirement for authorisation); (b) section 2 (low or no reasonable expectation of privacy); (c) section 3 (duration of bulk personal dataset warrants); (d) section 4 (agency head functions); (e) section 5 (third party bulk personal datasets), other than the insertion into the 2016 Act of sections 226F and 226FA; (f) section 6 (minor and consequential amendments); (g) section 7 (deputy investigatory powers commissioners); (h) section 8 (delegation of functions); (i) section 9 (temporary judicial commissioners); (j) section 10 (main functions of the Investigatory Powers Commissioner); (k) section 11 (personal data breaches); (l) section 12 (offence of unlawfully obtaining communications data); (m) section 13 (meaning of “communications data”: subscriber details); (n) section 14 (powers to obtain communications data); (o) section 15 (internet connection records); (p) section 16 (powers to require retention of certain data); (q) section 17 (extra-territorial enforcement of retention notices etc); (r) section 19 (meaning of “telecommunications operator” etc); (s) section 20 (renewal of notices); (t) section 22 (interception and examination of communications: Members of Parliament etc); (u) section 23 (equipment interference: Members of Parliament etc); (v) section 24 (issue of equipment interference warrants); (w) section 25 (modification of equipment interference warrants); (x) section 26 (issue of targeted examination warrants to intelligence services); (y) section 27 (bulk equipment interference: safeguards for journalistic material etc); (z) section 28 (exclusion of matters from legal proceedings etc: exceptions); (aa) section 29 (freedom of information: bodies dealing with security matters); (bb) the Schedule (disclosure powers).
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