| Amendments proposed to the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Bill, As Amended - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr Secretary Straw 21 Page 6, line 21 [Clause 4], leave out from 'question' to end of line 24 and insert—
Mr Simon Hughes 60 Page 7, line 26 [Clause 5], leave out 'the Secretary of State' and insert 'a judge'.
Mr Simon Hughes 61 Page 7, line 45 [Clause 5], leave out 'The Secretary of State' and insert 'a judge'.
Mr Simon Hughes 62 Page 8, line 9 [Clause 5], leave out 'the Secretary of State' and insert 'a judge'.
Mr Simon Hughes 63 Page 8, line 30 [Clause 5], at end add—'(7) The Secretary of State shall by order set out the procedures by which judges shall be selected for the purposes of this section. (8) The Secretary shall not make an order under this section unless a draft of the order has been laid before Parliament and approved by a resolution of each House.'.
Mr Secretary Straw 64 Page 8, line 44 [Clause 6], leave out paragraph (i) and insert—
Mr Oliver Heald 6 Page 8, line 44 [Clause 6], at end insert—'( ) the Chief Executive of the Benefits Agency;'.
Mr Secretary Straw 22 Page 9 [Clause 6], leave out lines 4 to 9.
Mr A. J. Beith 1 Page 9 [Clause 6], leave out lines 4 and 5.
Mr Secretary Straw 23 Page 9, line 13 [Clause 6], leave out subsection (5).
Mr A. J. Beith 2 Page 9, line 14 [Clause 6], at end add—'(6) An interception warrant shall not be issued in respect of any application made by or on behalf of a Permanent Under Secretary of State in the Ministry of Defence unless it has been authorised by a Secretary of State other than the Secretary of State for Defence'.
Mr A. J. Beith 3 Page 9, line 18 [Clause 7], after 'official' add 'who may not be an official responsible to, or subject to, the direction of the person applying for the warrant.'.
Mr Oliver Heald 7 Page 14, line 7 [Clause 12], after 'order' insert ', a draft of which has been laid before Parliament and approved by a resolution of each House,'.
Mr Oliver Heald 12 Page 14, line 37 [Clause 12], at end insert—
Mr Oliver Heald 8 Page 14, line 41 [Clause 12], at end insert—'(6A) Before giving a notice for the purposes of subsection (2) the Secretary of State shall obtain a certificate of technical approval from the Technical Approval Board.'.
Mr Oliver Heald 19 Page 14, line 41 [Clause 12], at end insert—'( ) A person on whom a notice under subsection (2) is served may apply to the Technical Approval Board for a review. ( ) A review may be sought on any of the following grounds—
( ) On a review application under this section, the Technical Approval Board may either cancel or affirm the notice, and, if it affirms it, may do so either in its original form or with such modifications as the Board may in the circumstances think fit.'.
Mr Secretary Straw 24 Page 14, line 41 [Clause 12], at end insert—'(6A) The Secretary of State shall not make an order under this section unless a draft of the order has been laid before Parliament and approved by a resolution of each House.'.
Mr Oliver Heald 9 Page 15, line 11 [Clause 12], at end add—'(9) In this section "a certificate of technical approval" means a certificate in writing given by the Technical Approval Board to the effect that the steps specified or described in the notice would be—
Mr Oliver Heald 13 Page 15, line 12 [Clause 13], leave out 'may, if he thinks fit,' and insert 'shall'.
Mr Secretary Straw 25 Page 15, line 28 [Clause 13], at end insert—'() It shall be the duty of the Secretary of State to ensure that arrangements are in force for securing that persons on whom obligations are imposed by virtue of an order under section 12 receive, by way of payments under this section, such contributions as he thinks appropriate towards the costs incurred, or likely to be incurred, by them in complying with requirements to provide assistance with giving effect to interception warrants.'.
Mr Secretary Straw 49 Page 19, line 4 [Clause 17], after 'Tribunal', insert—
Mr Secretary Straw 36 Page 21, line 44 [Clause 18], leave out 'authorised-' and insert 'confined to a disclosure made to the Interception of Communications Commissioner or authorised—
Mr Oliver Heald 14 Page 23, line 45 [Clause 21], leave out from 'health' to end of line 3 on page 24.
Mr Oliver Heald 10 Page 24, line 16 [Clause 21], at end insert—'(4A) Where is appears to the designated person that a postal or telecommunications operator is not or may not be in possession of, but is or may be capable of obtaining any communications data, the designated person shall not give a notice under subsection (4) unless he has obtained a certificate of technical capability from the Technical Approval Board.'.
Mr Oliver Heald 11 Page 24, line 16 [Clause 21], at end insert—'(4B) In this section "a certificate of technical capability" means a certificate in writing given by the Technical Approval Board to the effect that the postal or telecommunications operator—
Mr Harry Cohen 58 Page 24, line 21 [Clause 21], at end insert—'( ) Communications data obtained on grounds falling within those specified in subsection (2) shall not be subsequently used or disclosed for any other purpose.'.
Mr Harry Cohen 56 Page 24, line 22 [Clause 21], after 'operator', insert ', subject to any guidance he may seek from a relevant Commissioner,'.
Mr Harry Cohen 57 Page 24, line 31 [Clause 21], at end insert—'(9) In this section "relevant Commissioner" means the Data Protection Commissioner, the Interception of Communications Commissioner, the Covert Investigations Commissioner, the Security Service Act Commissioner, the Intelligence Services Act Commissioner or any Surveillance Commissioner'.
Mr Oliver Heald 15 Page 24 [Clause 22], leave out lines 42 and 43 and insert—
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