The National Security Act 2023 (Prevention and Investigation Measures) (Polygraph) Regulations 2023
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8 Reports of polygraph session reviews
(1) A polygraph provider must report to the Secretary of State at least once every 12 months. (2) The report must include— (a) the total number of polygraph session reviews conducted by polygraph supervisors during the period covered by the report, (b) an overview of reviews conducted during the period covered by the report, (c) details of any polygraph sessions not conducted in accordance with these Regulations or with the contract between the polygraph provider and the Secretary of State, and (d) details of any remedial action taken to address any non-compliance with these Regulations or the contract between the polygraph provider and the Secretary of State, or an explanation for any decision not to take remedial action to address non-compliance.
8 Reports of polygraph session reviews
(1) A polygraph provider must report to the Secretary of State at least once every 12 months. (2) The report must include— (a) the total number of polygraph session reviews conducted by polygraph supervisors during the period covered by the report, (b) an overview of reviews conducted during the period covered by the report, (c) details of any polygraph sessions not conducted in accordance with these Regulations or with the contract between the polygraph provider and the Secretary of State, and (d) details of any remedial action taken to address any non-compliance with these Regulations or the contract between the polygraph provider and the Secretary of State, or an explanation for any decision not to take remedial action to address non-compliance.
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