66 Bar on further disclosure of personal information
Digital Economy Act 2017 (2017 c 30) | Legislation

66  Bar on further disclosure of personal information

(1)     Subsection (2) applies to personal information—

(a)     in which the identity of a particular person is specified or from which the identity of a particular person can be deduced, whether from the information itself or from that information taken together with any other published information, and

(b)     which is received by a person (“P”) under section 64(1) (disclosure for research purposes).

(2)     Personal information to which this subsection applies may not be disclosed—

(a)     by P, or

(b)     by any other person who has received it directly or indirectly from P.

(3)     Subsection (2) does not apply to a disclosure—

(a)     to a person by whom the research referred to in section 64(1) is being or is to be carried out, or

(b)     for the purposes of enabling anything that is to be published as a result of the research to be reviewed before publication, where the disclosure is made to a person who is accredited under section 71 as a person to whom such information may be disclosed for that purpose.

(4)     Subsection

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