191 Safeguards relating to retention and disclosure of material
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

Restrictions on use or disclosure of material obtained under warrants etc

191  Safeguards relating to retention and disclosure of material

(1)     The Secretary of State must ensure, in relation to every bulk equipment interference warrant, that arrangements are in force for securing—

(a)     that the requirements of subsections (2) and (5) are met in relation to the material obtained under the warrant, and

(b)     that the requirements of section 193 are met in relation to that material.

This is subject to subsection (8).

(2)     The requirements of this subsection are met in relation to the material obtained under the warrant if each of the following is limited to the minimum that is necessary for the authorised purposes (see subsection (3))—

(a)     the number of persons to whom any of the material is disclosed or otherwise made available;

(b)     the extent to which any of the material is disclosed or otherwise made available;

(c)     the

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