Regulation of investigatory powers act 2000 pdf

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Home Publications. Home Crime, justice and law Counter-terrorism. Consultation outcome Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act proposed amendments affecting lawful interception. From: Home Office Published 9 November This consultation has concluded. Request an accessible format. Consultation description The government ran a short, targeted consultation in respect of two specific changes to RIPA to address an incorrect transposition of European Directives. Those changes concerned: informed consent when both parties consent to their communications being intercepted the creation of a sanction for unintentional unlawful interception The consultation closing date was extended from 7 December to 17 December.

We sought to make changes to RIPA to address two of these issues, namely: the existing offence in RIPA only addresses intentional unlawful interception in the provisions where both parties consent to an interception the requirement for consent is not the same as in other data protection legislation. Share this page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter. Published 9 November Explore the topic Crime prevention Counter-terrorism Defence and armed forces National security. Is this page useful?

You can change your cookie settings at any time. PDF , KB , 8 pages. Home Office detention services order to inform staff about the legislative requirements of RIPA and how they relate to surveillance within a Home Office immigration removal centre.

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