164 Modification of warrants
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

164  Modification of warrants

(1)     The provisions of a bulk acquisition warrant may be modified at any time by an instrument issued by the person making the modification.

(2)     The only modifications that may be made under this section are—

(a)     adding, varying or removing any operational purpose specified in the warrant as a purpose for which any communications data obtained under the warrant may be selected for examination, and

(b)     providing that the warrant no longer authorises or requires the carrying out of activities falling within section 158(6)(a).

(3)     In this section—

(a)     a modification adding or varying any operational purpose as mentioned in paragraph (a) of subsection (2)

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