[44B Notice requirements for victim information requests]
Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 (2022 c 32) | Legislation

[44B  Notice requirements for victim information requests]

[(1)     The authorised person must (subject to subsection (5)) give notice of a victim information request to the person to whom the information sought relates (“V”).

(2)     Notice under this section must be in writing—

(a)     specifying or describing the information sought by the victim information request,

(b)     specifying the reason why the information is sought, and

(c)     specifying how the information will be dealt with once it has been obtained.

(3)     Notice under this section must be given—

(a)     on or before the

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