[243F Relevant considerations relating to overseas disclosures under sections 243A and 243B]
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

[243F  Relevant considerations relating to overseas disclosures under sections 243A and 243B]

[(1)     This section applies when a public authority is deciding whether to make a disclosure under section 243A or 243B.

(2)     In deciding whether to make a disclosure under section 243A, the public authority must have regard in particular to the following considerations—

(a)     whether the law and practice of the country or territory to whose authority the disclosure would be made provides appropriate protection against self-incrimination in criminal proceedings;

(b)     whether the law and practice of that country or territory provides appropriate

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