76 Use of a single point of contact
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

Additional protections

76  Use of a single point of contact

[(A1)     Before making an application for an authorisation under section 60A, the officer making the application must consult a person who is acting as a single point of contact in relation to the making of applications.]

(1)     Before granting an authorisation [under section 61 or 61A], the designated senior officer must consult a person who is acting as a single point of contact in relation to the granting of authorisations.

(2)     But, if the [officer or (as the case may be)] designated senior officer considers that there are exceptional circumstances which mean that [subsection (A1) or (as the case may be)

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