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Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Act 2013

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121: Powers not limited

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"This law doesn't limit powers you have under other laws."

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This Act does not stop a surveillance agency or anyone else from using powers they have under other laws. You can still do things that other laws let you do, even if this Act does not mention them. This means that other laws still apply and give you certain powers.

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121Powers not limited

  1. This Act does not limit any power that a surveillance agency or any other person has under any other enactment.