Investigatory Powers Bill (HC Bill 143)
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Explanatory notes to the Bill, prepared by the Home Office, are published separately
as Bill 143—EN.
EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Secretary Theresa May has made the following statement under section 19(1)(a) of
the Human Rights Act 1998:
In my view the provisions of the Investigatory Powers Bill are compatible with the
Convention rights.
Contents
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Part 1
General privacy protections
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Overview of Act
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Prohibitions against unlawful interception
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Prohibition against unlawful obtaining of communications data
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Abolition of powers to obtain communications data
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Restrictions on interference with equipment
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Part 2
Lawful interception of communications
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Chapter 1
Interception and examination with a warrant
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Warrants under this Chapter
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Power to issue warrants
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Approval of warrants by Judicial Commissioners
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Additional safeguards
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Further provision about warrants
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Implementation of warrants
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Chapter 2
Other forms of lawful interception
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Interception with consent
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Interception for administrative or enforcement purposes
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Interception taking place in certain institutions
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Interception in accordance with overseas requests
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Chapter 3
Other provisions about interception
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Restrictions on use or disclosure of material obtained under warrants etc.
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Interpretation
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Part 3
Authorisations for obtaining communications data
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Targeted authorisations for obtaining data
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Filtering arrangements for obtaining data
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Relevant public authorities other than local authorities
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Local authorities
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Additional protections
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Collaboration agreements
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Further and supplementary provision
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Part 4
Retention of communications data
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General
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Safeguards
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Variation or revocation of notices
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Enforcement
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Further and supplementary provision
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Part 5
Equipment interference
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Warrants under this Part
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Power to issue warrants
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91. Power to issue warrants to intelligence services: the Secretary of State
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92. Power to issue warrants to intelligences services: the Scottish Ministers
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93. Power to issue warrants to the Chief of Defence Intelligence
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95. Decision to issue warrants under sections 91 to 93 to be taken personally by
Ministers
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Approval of warrants by Judicial Commissioners
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Additional safeguards
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Further provision about warrants
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Implementation of warrants
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Supplementary provision
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Part 6
Bulk warrants
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Chapter 1
Bulk interception warrants
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Bulk interception warrants
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Duration, modification and cancellation of warrants
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Implementation of warrants
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Restrictions on use or disclosure of material obtained under warrants etc.
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Interpretation
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Chapter 2
Bulk acquisition warrants
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Bulk acquisition warrants
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Duration, modification and cancellation of warrants
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Implementation of warrants
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Restrictions on use or disclosure of data obtained under warrants etc.
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Supplementary provision
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Chapter 3
Bulk equipment interference warrants
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Bulk equipment interference warrants
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Duration, modification and cancellation of warrants
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Implementation of warrants
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Restrictions on use or disclosure of material obtained under warrants etc.
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Interpretation
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Part 7
Bulk personal dataset warrants
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Bulk personal datasets: interpretation
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Requirement for warrant
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Issue of warrants
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Duration, modification and cancellation
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Further and supplementary provision
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Part 8
Oversight arrangements
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Chapter 1
Investigatory Powers Commissioner and other Judicial Commissioners
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The Commissioners
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Main functions of Commissioners
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Reports and investigation and information powers
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Supplementary provision
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Chapter 2
Other arrangements
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Codes of practice
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Investigatory Powers Tribunal
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Information Commissioner
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Technical Advisory Board
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Part 9
Miscellaneous and general provisions
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Chapter 1
Miscellaneous
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Combined warrants and authorisations
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Compliance with Act
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Additional powers
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Wireless telegraphy
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Chapter 2
General
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Review of operation of Act
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Interpretation
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Supplementary provision
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Final provision
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