Aviation Security Act 1982
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24AD Discharge of functions by risk advisory groups
(1) In exercising its functions, the risk advisory group for an aerodrome must have regard to— (a) any directions given under section 12, 13, 13A or 14, (b) any national threat assessment, and (c) any guidance given by the Secretary of State which is relevant to the group's functions. (2) A member of the risk advisory group may not disclose any information received by the member in the exercise of the member's functions under this Part except— (a) for the purpose of any of those functions, or (b) for any other purpose connected with the making of aerodrome security plans or their implementation. (3) In this section, “ national threat assessment ” means any assessment issued by the Secretary of State of a threat to the aviation industry.
24AD Discharge of functions by risk advisory groups
(1) In exercising its functions, the risk advisory group for an aerodrome must have regard to— (a) any directions given under section 12, 13, 13A or 14, (b) any national threat assessment, and (c) any guidance given by the Secretary of State which is relevant to the group's functions. (2) A member of the risk advisory group may not disclose any information received by the member in the exercise of the member's functions under this Part except— (a) for the purpose of any of those functions, or (b) for any other purpose connected with the making of aerodrome security plans or their implementation. (3) In this section, “ national threat assessment ” means any assessment issued by the Secretary of State of a threat to the aviation industry.
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