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Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
RA Proof 20.7.2000
c. 23
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Part II
(e) a person is entitled to act for the Chief Constable of the Royal
Ulster Constabulary, or for the Deputy Chief Constable of the
Royal Ulster Constabulary, if he holds the rank of assistant
chief constable in the Royal Ulster Constabulary;
(f) a person is entitled to act for the Chief Constable of the Ministry
of Defence Police if he holds the rank of deputy or assistant chief
constable in that force;
(g) a person is entitled to act for the Provost Marshal of the Royal
Navy Regulating Branch if he holds the position of assistant
Provost Marshal in that Branch;
(h) a person is entitled to act for the Provost Marshal of the Royal
Military Police or the Provost Marshal of the Royal Air Force
Police if he holds the position of deputy Provost Marshal in the
police force in question;
(i) a person is entitled to act for the Chief Constable of the British
Transport Police if he holds the rank of deputy or assistant chief
constable in that force;
(j) a person is entitled to act for the Director General of the National
Criminal Intelligence Service if he is a person designated for the
purposes of this paragraph by that Director General;
(k) a person is entitled to act for the Director General of the
National Crime Squad if he is designated for the purposes of this
paragraph by that Director General as a person entitled so to
act in an urgent case;
(l) a person is entitled to act for a person who is a senior authorising
officer by virtue of a designation by the Commissioners of
Customs and Excise, if he is designated for the purposes of this
paragraph by those Commissioners as a person entitled so to act
in an urgent case.
(5) A police member of the National Criminal Intelligence Service or
the National Crime Squad appointed under section 9(1)(b) or 55(1)(b) of
the Police Act 1997 (police members) may not be designated under 1997 c. 50.
subsection (4)(j) or (k) unless he holds the rank of assistant chief constable
in that Service or Squad.
(6) In this section “designated deputy”—
(a) in relation to a chief constable, means a person holding the rank
of assistant chief constable who is designated to act under
section 12(4) of the Police Act 1996 or section 5(4) of the Police 1996 c. 16.
(Scotland) Act 1967;
1967 c. 77.
(b) in relation to the Commissioner of Police for the City of London,
means a person authorised to act under section 25 of the City of 1839 c. xciv.
London Police Act 1839;
(c) in relation to the Director General of the National Criminal
Intelligence Service or the Director General of the National
Crime Squad, means a person designated to act under section 8
or, as the case may be, section 54 of the Police Act 1997.
35.—(1) Where a person grants or cancels a police or customs Notification of
authorisation for the carrying out of intrusive surveillance, he shall give authorisations for
intrusive
notice that he has done so to an ordinary Surveillance Commissioner.
surveillance.
(2) A notice given for the purposes of subsection (1)—