38 Approval of major modifications made in urgent cases
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

38  Approval of major modifications made in urgent cases

(1)     This section applies where a person makes a major modification of a warrant under this Chapter by virtue of section 35(3).

(2)     This section also applies where—

(a)     section 27, 28 or 29 applies in relation to the making of a major modification of a warrant under this Chapter,

(b)     the person making the modification does so without the approval of a Judicial Commissioner, and

(c)     the person considered that there was an urgent need to make the modification.

(3)     The person who made the modification must inform the appropriate person that it has been made.

(4)     In this section—

“the appropriate

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