[226CA Renewal of authorisation]
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

[226CA  Renewal of authorisation]

[(1)     If the renewal conditions are met for an individual authorisation or a category authorisation, the head of an intelligence service, or a person acting on their behalf, may, at any time during the renewal period, renew the authorisation.

(2)     The renewal conditions for an individual authorisation are that—

(a)     the person renewing the authorisation considers that—

(i)     section 226A continues to apply to the bulk personal dataset described in the authorisation,

(ii)     the authorisation continues to be necessary for the purpose of the exercise of any function of the intelligence service,

(iii)     the conduct

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