Crime (Overseas Production Orders) Act 2019
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9 Restrictions on service of order
(1) An overseas production order that is not served within the period of 3 months beginning with the day on which the order is made is to be treated as if it had been quashed immediately after the end of that period. (2) An overseas production order made in England and Wales or Northern Ireland may be served only by the Secretary of State or a prescribed person. (3) An overseas production order made in Scotland may be served only by the Lord Advocate or a prescribed person. (4) A person may serve an overseas production order only if that person considers that to do so would be in accordance with a designated international co-operation arrangement. (5) In this section “prescribed person”— (a) in relation to an overseas production order made in England and Wales or Northern Ireland, means a person prescribed by regulations made by the Secretary of State; (b) in relation to an overseas production order made in Scotland, means a person prescribed by regulations made by the Lord Advocate.
9 Restrictions on service of order
(1) An overseas production order that is not served within the period of 3 months beginning with the day on which the order is made is to be treated as if it had been quashed immediately after the end of that period. (2) An overseas production order made in England and Wales or Northern Ireland may be served only by the Secretary of State or a prescribed person. (3) An overseas production order made in Scotland may be served only by the Lord Advocate or a prescribed person. (4) A person may serve an overseas production order only if that person considers that to do so would be in accordance with a designated international co-operation arrangement. (5) In this section “prescribed person”— (a) in relation to an overseas production order made in England and Wales or Northern Ireland, means a person prescribed by regulations made by the Secretary of State; (b) in relation to an overseas production order made in Scotland, means a person prescribed by regulations made by the Lord Advocate.
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