The Investigatory Powers (Codes of Practice, Review of Notices and Technical Advisory Board) Regulations 2025
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7 Substitution of regulation 4 (quorum)
For regulation 4, substitute— Quorum 4 (1) The quorum for any Technical Advisory Board is to be seven members of whom— (a) three are members to whom regulation 3(2) applies, (b) three are members to whom regulation 3(4) applies, and (c) one is a member to whom regulation 3(6) applies. (2) Where there are more than seven members, the Technical Advisory Board must comprise— (a) an equal number of— (i) members to whom regulation 3(2) applies, and (ii) members to whom regulation 3(4) applies, and (b) at least one member, but no more than three members, to whom regulation 3(6) applies. (3) This regulation applies to any meeting of the Technical Advisory Board constituted for the purposes of carrying out functions under sections 90 or 257 of the Act. .
7 Substitution of regulation 4 (quorum)
For regulation 4, substitute— Quorum 4 (1) The quorum for any Technical Advisory Board is to be seven members of whom— (a) three are members to whom regulation 3(2) applies, (b) three are members to whom regulation 3(4) applies, and (c) one is a member to whom regulation 3(6) applies. (2) Where there are more than seven members, the Technical Advisory Board must comprise— (a) an equal number of— (i) members to whom regulation 3(2) applies, and (ii) members to whom regulation 3(4) applies, and (b) at least one member, but no more than three members, to whom regulation 3(6) applies. (3) This regulation applies to any meeting of the Technical Advisory Board constituted for the purposes of carrying out functions under sections 90 or 257 of the Act. .
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