Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025
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34 Onwards sharing of information shared under section 33
(1) A person who receives information under section 33(3), (4), (9) or (10) may supply the information— (a) to a person exercising public functions (whether or not within the United Kingdom) for use in connection with any of the following purposes— (i) immigration purposes; (ii) the purposes of exercising a customs function; (iii) specified purposes related to policing; (iv) the law enforcement purposes; (v) human welfare purposes; (vi) safeguarding national security; (vii) responding to an emergency; (viii) purposes connected with civil or criminal legal proceedings or a criminal investigation (including proceedings or an investigation outside the United Kingdom), or (b) to another person in pursuance of— (i) an order of a court, or (ii) an agreement to which the United Kingdom or His Majesty’s Government is a party. (2) A UK authorised person or a UK authorising officer who receives information under section 33(7) may supply the information as mentioned in subsection (1)(a) or (b)(i).
34 Onwards sharing of information shared under section 33
(1) A person who receives information under section 33(3), (4), (9) or (10) may supply the information— (a) to a person exercising public functions (whether or not within the United Kingdom) for use in connection with any of the following purposes— (i) immigration purposes; (ii) the purposes of exercising a customs function; (iii) specified purposes related to policing; (iv) the law enforcement purposes; (v) human welfare purposes; (vi) safeguarding national security; (vii) responding to an emergency; (viii) purposes connected with civil or criminal legal proceedings or a criminal investigation (including proceedings or an investigation outside the United Kingdom), or (b) to another person in pursuance of— (i) an order of a court, or (ii) an agreement to which the United Kingdom or His Majesty’s Government is a party. (2) A UK authorised person or a UK authorising officer who receives information under section 33(7) may supply the information as mentioned in subsection (1)(a) or (b)(i).
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