National Security Act 2023
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66 Meaning of “specified person”
(1) “Specified person” means— (a) a foreign power specified by the Secretary of State in regulations; (b) a person, other than a foreign power, specified by the Secretary of State in regulations. (2) The regulations may specify a person other than a foreign power only if— (a) the person is not an individual, and (b) the Secretary of State reasonably believes the person is controlled by a foreign power. (3) Schedule 13 makes provision about when a person is controlled by a foreign power. (4) The Secretary of State may make regulations specifying a foreign power or a person other than a foreign power only if the Secretary of State considers it reasonably necessary to do so to protect the safety or interests of the United Kingdom. (5) Regulations specifying a foreign power or a person other than a foreign power may provide for section 65(4) to apply, with modifications specified in the regulations, in relation to a foreign activity arrangement made with the specified person before the regulations come into force.
66 Meaning of “specified person”
(1) “Specified person” means— (a) a foreign power specified by the Secretary of State in regulations; (b) a person, other than a foreign power, specified by the Secretary of State in regulations. (2) The regulations may specify a person other than a foreign power only if— (a) the person is not an individual, and (b) the Secretary of State reasonably believes the person is controlled by a foreign power. (3) Schedule 13 makes provision about when a person is controlled by a foreign power. (4) The Secretary of State may make regulations specifying a foreign power or a person other than a foreign power only if the Secretary of State considers it reasonably necessary to do so to protect the safety or interests of the United Kingdom. (5) Regulations specifying a foreign power or a person other than a foreign power may provide for section 65(4) to apply, with modifications specified in the regulations, in relation to a foreign activity arrangement made with the specified person before the regulations come into force.
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