14 Use and disclosure of customs information
Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 (2009 c 11) | Legislation

Use and disclosure of information

14  Use and disclosure of customs information

(1)     A person to whom this section applies may—

(a)     use customs information acquired by that person in connection with a function exercisable by that person for the purpose of any other function exercisable by that person, and

(b)     disclose customs information to any other person to whom this section applies for the purpose of a function exercisable by that person.

(2)     The persons to whom this section applies are—

(a)     a designated customs official,

(b)     an immigration

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