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| retired during the period between | authorisation | and cancellation if the amendment |
| during the course of the | authorisation | but on its cancellation and |
| now to amendment 19 on | authorisation | for cancellation by deputy angus |
| it the cancellation of an | authorisation | for the use of a |
| event of cancellation of the | authorisation | it is essential at the |
| wallace the cancellation of an | authorisation | must mean just that it |
| right for elements of the | authorisation | to continue after cancellation for |
| most intrusive category would require | authorisation | by the chief constable of |
| in our view justify an | authorisation | for intrusive surveillance irrespective of |
| where serious crime arises no | authorisation | for intrusive surveillance which is |
| 34 agreed to section 6 | authorisation | of intrusive surveillance amendments 35 |
| effect and b whether the | authorisation | was for intrusive surveillance directed |
| authorisation to ascertain whether the | authorisation | is ex facie valid those |
| those who act on the | authorisation | to ascertain whether the authorisation |
| on the importance of granting | authorisation | and on the rigorous tests |
| trade unionists the granting of | authorisation | must be of the highest |
| the time of granting an | authorisation | that measures are put in |
| the source once the initial | authorisation | has been cancelled it will |
| clarification of when exactly an | authorisation | is cancelled when the decision |
| could be circumstances when an | authorisation | was cancelled but someone working |
| authority to have directed surveillance | authorisation | as well i think that |
| an obligation to cancel an | authorisation | for surveillance if he or |
| raised by the amendment every | authorisation | for surveillance would need to |
| subjects of surveillance when the | authorisation | had come to an end |
| a warrant there is also | authorisation | of cross border surveillance required |
| stands defines the grounds for | authorisation | of direct surveillance i do |
| 4 that is for the | authorisation | of directed surveillance or covert |
| 31 agreed to section 3 | authorisation | of directed surveillance the deputy |
| it makes provision for the | authorisation | of urgent cross border surveillance |
| it is done by ministerial | authorisation | or by officials acting within |
| it is done by ministerial | authorisation | or by officials acting within |
| acting is specified on the | authorisation | the aim is to enable |
| 3 agreed to section 4 | authorisation | of covert human intelligence sources |
| that should take place before | authorisation | is granted in the first |
| it would ensure that before | authorisation | is granted the person who |
| who granted or renewed the | authorisation | the purpose of the amendment |
| warrant the situation regarding an | authorisation | under the bill is different |
| be brought into line with | authorisation | for search warrants however there |
| an operation that would require | authorisation | under the bill it would |
| is satisfied a that the | authorisation | is necessary for the purpose |
| inform the informant that the | authorisation | has been revoked phil gallie |
| gallie s concern about the | authorisation | would be met by what |
| would be required to seek | authorisation | under the bill if the |
| the period within which the | authorisation | had effect and b whether |
| england and wales for similar | authorisation | s1w 8753 david mcletchie to |
| grace elder referred is why | authorisation | was given in the first |
| which they have been given | authorisation | 23 administration of salmon fishing |
| where it becomes clear after | authorisation | has been given that for |
| work has been done without | authorisation | although there is a mechanism |
| at stage 2 that the | authorisation | process under the bill should |
| targets to show them the | authorisation | to survey them covertly however |
| by the subject of that | authorisation | it would be incredible if |
| which we need a further | authorisation | reason no doubt the parliament |
| fees paid by farmers for | authorisation | of sheep dip and pesticide |
| unless they consider that the | authorisation | is such that the extent |
| the same requirement for an | authorisation | to be presented to and |
| signing is applied to the | authorisation | the law society of scotland |
| or she believes that the | authorisation | no longer satisfies the requirements |
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