2 General duties in relation to privacy
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

2  General duties in relation to privacy

(1)     Subsection (2) applies where a public authority is deciding whether—

(a)     to issue, renew or cancel a warrant under Part 2, 5, 6[, 7 or 7B],

(b)     to modify such a warrant,

(c)     to approve a decision to issue, renew or modify such a warrant,

(d)     to grant, approve or cancel an authorisation under Part 3,

(e)     to give a notice in pursuance of such an authorisation or under Part 4 or section 252, 253 or 257,

(f)     to vary or revoke such a notice,

(g)     to approve a decision to give or vary a notice under Part 4 or section

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