69 Duties in connection with operation of filtering arrangements
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

69  Duties in connection with operation of filtering arrangements

(1)     The Secretary of State must secure—

(a)     that no authorisation data is obtained or processed under the filtering arrangements except for the purposes of an authorisation,

(b)     that data which—

(i)     has been obtained or processed under the filtering arrangements, and

(ii)     is to be disclosed in pursuance of an authorisation or for the purpose mentioned in section 67(1)(a),

is disclosed only to the person to whom the data is to be disclosed in pursuance of the authorisation or (as the case may be) [to the person considering whether to grant the authorisation],

(c)     that any authorisation data which is obtained under the filtering arrangements in pursuance of an authorisation is immediately destroyed—

(i)     when the purposes of

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