69 Information disclosed by Revenue Scotland
Digital Economy Act 2017 (2017 c 30) | Legislation

69  Information disclosed by Revenue Scotland

(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—

(i)     is disclosed under section 64(1) (disclosure for research purposes) by Revenue Scotland, or

(ii)     is disclosed under section 64(1) by a person other than Revenue Scotland and is derived from information disclosed under section 64(5) by Revenue Scotland,

and is received

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