The National Security Act 2023 (Prevention and Investigation Measures) (Polygraph) Regulations 2023
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6 Review of polygraph sessions
(1) The polygraph operator must, before submitting a report on the results of the polygraph session to the Secretary of State, instruct another polygraph operator to carry out a review of the polygraph session in accordance with the Schedule to these Regulations. (2) A polygraph supervisor must meet the qualification requirements for polygraph operators in regulation 4. (3) Where a polygraph supervisor’s only role is the review of reports produced during polygraph sessions pursuant to paragraph 1(b) of the Schedule, that polygraph supervisor is not required to be a qualified polygraph operator and is exempt from the requirements in regulation 4.
6 Review of polygraph sessions
(1) The polygraph operator must, before submitting a report on the results of the polygraph session to the Secretary of State, instruct another polygraph operator to carry out a review of the polygraph session in accordance with the Schedule to these Regulations. (2) A polygraph supervisor must meet the qualification requirements for polygraph operators in regulation 4. (3) Where a polygraph supervisor’s only role is the review of reports produced during polygraph sessions pursuant to paragraph 1(b) of the Schedule, that polygraph supervisor is not required to be a qualified polygraph operator and is exempt from the requirements in regulation 4.
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