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Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
RA Proof 20.7.2000
c. 23
79
Part IV
(a) to exercise the jurisdiction conferred on them by or under section
65; or
(b) otherwise to exercise or perform any power or duty conferred or
imposed on them by or under this Act.
(7) Those persons are—
(a) every person holding office under the Crown;
(b) every member of the National Criminal Intelligence Service;
(c) every member of the National Crime Squad;
(d) every person employed by or for the purposes of a police force;
(e) every person required for the purposes of section 11 to provide
assistance with giving effect to an interception warrant;
(f) every person on whom an obligation to take any steps has been
imposed under section 12;
(g) every person by or to whom an authorisation under section 22(3)
has been granted;
(h) every person to whom a notice under section 22(4) has been
given;
(i) every person by whom, or on whose application, there has been
granted or given any authorisation under Part II of this Act or
under Part III of the Police Act 1997;
1997 c. 50.
(j) every person who holds or has held any office, rank or position
with the same public authority as a person falling within
paragraph (i);
(k) every person who has engaged in any conduct with the authority
of an authorisation under section 22 or Part II of this Act or
under Part III of the Police Act 1997;
(l) every person who holds or has held any office, rank or position
with a public authority for whose benefit any such authorisation
has been or may be given;
(m) every person to whom a notice under section 49 has been
given; and
(n) every person who is or has been employed for the purposes of
any business of a person falling within paragraph (e), (f), (h)
or (m).
(8) In this section “relevant Commissioner” means the Interception of
Communications
Commissioner,
the
Intelligence
Services
Commissioner, the Investigatory Powers Commissioner for Northern
Ireland or any Surveillance Commissioner or Assistant Surveillance
Commissioner.
Tribunal rules.
69.—(1) The Secretary of State may make rules regulating—
(a) the exercise by the Tribunal of the jurisdiction conferred on them
by or under section 65; and
(b) any matters preliminary or incidental to, or arising out of, the
hearing or consideration of any proceedings, complaint or
reference brought before or made to the Tribunal.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), rules under
this section may—