The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (Holding and Handling of Information) Regulations 2024
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4 Assistance from relevant authorities in holding or handling information
(1) The Commissioner for Investigations may request assistance from a relevant authority in holding or handling information (whether or not that authority provided, or is to provide, the information to the ICRIR). (2) A request under paragraph (1) must— (a) be in writing; (b) specify the date by which a reply is required (which must be reasonable), and (c) specify the assistance requested (including when and, if relevant, for how long it is requested). (3) A relevant authority which receives a request under paragraph (1) must reply in writing by the date specified in the request setting out— (a) whether or not it is able to provide the assistance requested (or whether it is able to provide some, but not all, of the assistance requested), and (b) if it is not able to provide all or some of the assistance requested, the reasons for not being able to do so. (4) Where a relevant authority is able to provide the assistance requested, the authority and the Commissioner for Investigations must make a written record detailing the assistance to be provided (including when and, if relevant, for how long it will be provided).
4 Assistance from relevant authorities in holding or handling information
(1) The Commissioner for Investigations may request assistance from a relevant authority in holding or handling information (whether or not that authority provided, or is to provide, the information to the ICRIR). (2) A request under paragraph (1) must— (a) be in writing; (b) specify the date by which a reply is required (which must be reasonable), and (c) specify the assistance requested (including when and, if relevant, for how long it is requested). (3) A relevant authority which receives a request under paragraph (1) must reply in writing by the date specified in the request setting out— (a) whether or not it is able to provide the assistance requested (or whether it is able to provide some, but not all, of the assistance requested), and (b) if it is not able to provide all or some of the assistance requested, the reasons for not being able to do so. (4) Where a relevant authority is able to provide the assistance requested, the authority and the Commissioner for Investigations must make a written record detailing the assistance to be provided (including when and, if relevant, for how long it will be provided).
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