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The Investigatory Powers (Codes of Practice, Review of Notices and Technical Advisory Board) Regulations 2025

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2 Codes of practice

The following codes of practice laid before Parliament on 31st March 2025 come into force on the day on which these Regulations come into force— (a) the new codes entitled— (i) “Bulk Personal Datasets: Low or no reasonable expectation of privacy”; (ii) “Notices Regime”; (iii) “Third Party Bulk Personal Datasets”. (b) the revised codes entitled— (i) “Bulk Acquisition of Communications Data”; (ii) “Bulk Personal Datasets”; (iii) “Communications Data”; (iv) “Equipment Interference”; (v) “Interception of Communications”.

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2 Codes of practice

The following codes of practice laid before Parliament on 31st March 2025 come into force on the day on which these Regulations come into force— (a) the new codes entitled— (i) “Bulk Personal Datasets: Low or no reasonable expectation of privacy”; (ii) “Notices Regime”; (iii) “Third Party Bulk Personal Datasets”. (b) the revised codes entitled— (i) “Bulk Acquisition of Communications Data”; (ii) “Bulk Personal Datasets”; (iii) “Communications Data”; (iv) “Equipment Interference”; (v) “Interception of Communications”.

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