The British Transport Police (Barred List and Advisory List) Regulations 2026
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9 Review of publication
(1) This regulation applies where the information in relation to a person (“P”) who is included in the barred list is published by the Authority under regulation 8. (2) The Authority must consider any matter which comes to its attention, including by way of representations made in a written statement under provision equivalent to Rule 26(7) of the Police Appeals Tribunals Rules 2020, which may be relevant to the question of whether the continued publication of some or all of the specified information in relation to P— (a) is against the interests of national security, (b) might prejudice the investigation or prosecution of a criminal offence or any civil proceedings, or (c) is resulting in significant risk of harm to any person, including P. (3) Where, having considered the matter, the Authority decides that continuing to publish some or all of the information in relation to P has any of the effects mentioned in paragraph (2), the Authority must cease to publish all of the information in relation to P. (4) Where the Authority is required to cease publishing the information under paragraph (3), it must do so before the end of the period of five working days beginning with the day on which it makes the decision under that paragraph. (5) Where, after the Authority has ceased publication of the information under paragraph (3), it becomes aware that the circumstances in paragraph (2) which required the Authority to cease publishing that information no longer apply, the Authority must republish the information in question for the remainder of the required period. (6) Where the Authority decides that continuing to publish the information would not have the effects described in paragraph (2), the Authority is not required to review that decision if there has been no material change in the circumstances which led to that decision. (7) Where the Authority removes P from the barred list, the Authority must cease to publish all of the information in relation to P. (8) In this regulation, “required period” means the period for which the Authority is required to publish the information under regulation 8(3)(c), ending no later than the end of the period of five years beginning with the day on which the information was first published by the Authority.
9 Review of publication
(1) This regulation applies where the information in relation to a person (“P”) who is included in the barred list is published by the Authority under regulation 8. (2) The Authority must consider any matter which comes to its attention, including by way of representations made in a written statement under provision equivalent to Rule 26(7) of the Police Appeals Tribunals Rules 2020, which may be relevant to the question of whether the continued publication of some or all of the specified information in relation to P— (a) is against the interests of national security, (b) might prejudice the investigation or prosecution of a criminal offence or any civil proceedings, or (c) is resulting in significant risk of harm to any person, including P. (3) Where, having considered the matter, the Authority decides that continuing to publish some or all of the information in relation to P has any of the effects mentioned in paragraph (2), the Authority must cease to publish all of the information in relation to P. (4) Where the Authority is required to cease publishing the information under paragraph (3), it must do so before the end of the period of five working days beginning with the day on which it makes the decision under that paragraph. (5) Where, after the Authority has ceased publication of the information under paragraph (3), it becomes aware that the circumstances in paragraph (2) which required the Authority to cease publishing that information no longer apply, the Authority must republish the information in question for the remainder of the required period. (6) Where the Authority decides that continuing to publish the information would not have the effects described in paragraph (2), the Authority is not required to review that decision if there has been no material change in the circumstances which led to that decision. (7) Where the Authority removes P from the barred list, the Authority must cease to publish all of the information in relation to P. (8) In this regulation, “required period” means the period for which the Authority is required to publish the information under regulation 8(3)(c), ending no later than the end of the period of five years beginning with the day on which the information was first published by the Authority.
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