233 Functions under other Parts and other enactments
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

233  Functions under other Parts and other enactments

(1)     The Investigatory Powers Commissioner and the other Judicial Commissioners have the functions that are exercisable by them by virtue of any other Part of this Act or by virtue of any other enactment.

(2)     In Part 3 of the Police Act 1997 (authorisations of action in respect of property: approval by Commissioners)—

(a)     in sections 96(1), 103(7)(b) and (8), 104(3) to (8) and 105(1) and (2) for “Chief Commissioner” substitute “Investigatory Powers Commissioner”,

(b)     in sections 96(1), 97(1)(a) and 103(1), (2), (4) and (5)(b) for “a Commissioner appointed under section 91(1)(b)” substitute “a Judicial Commissioner”,

(c)     in sections 96(4), 97(4) and (6) and 103(3) and (6) for “a Commissioner” substitute “a Judicial Commissioner”,

(d)     in section 103(7) for “a Commissioner” substitute “a Judicial Commissioner (other than the Investigatory Powers Commissioner)”,

(e)     in section 104(1) for “Chief Commissioner” substitute “Investigatory Powers Commissioner (except where the original decision was made by that Commissioner)”,

(f)     in section 104(3) and (8)(a) for “the Commissioner” substitute “the Judicial Commissioner concerned”,

(g)

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