205 Specific BPD warrants
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

205  Specific BPD warrants

(1)     The head of an intelligence service, or a person acting on his or her behalf, may apply to the Secretary of State for a specific BPD warrant in the following cases.

(2)     Case 1 is where—

(a)     the intelligence service is seeking authorisation to retain, or to retain and examine, a bulk personal dataset, and

(b)     the bulk personal dataset does not fall within a class described in a class BPD warrant.

(3)     Case 2 is where—

(a)     the intelligence service is seeking authorisation to retain, or to retain and examine, a bulk personal dataset, and

(b)     the bulk personal dataset falls within a class described in a class BPD warrant but either—

(i)     the intelligence service is prevented by section 202(1), (2) or (3) from retaining, or retaining and examining, the bulk personal dataset in reliance

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