71 Accreditation for the purposes of this Chapter
Digital Economy Act 2017 (2017 c 30) | Legislation

71  Accreditation for the purposes of this Chapter

(1)     The Statistics Board—

(a)     may accredit a person as a person who may be involved in the processing of information for disclosure under subsection (1) of section 64,

(b)     may accredit a person as a person to whom information may be disclosed under that subsection,

(c)     may accredit a person as a person by whom information disclosed under that subsection may be used for research purposes,

(d)     may accredit a person as a person to whom such information may be disclosed for the purposes of a review of the kind mentioned in section 66(3)(b), 67(3)(b), 68(3)(b) or 69(3)(b),

(e)     may accredit research for the purposes of section 64, and

(f)     may withdraw accreditation given

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