The purpose of this part of the law is to let an intelligence and security agency look directly at databases that store certain public information. You can think of databases like big collections of information that the government uses. This law is trying to make it easier for these agencies to get the information they need from these databases.
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123: Register of section 122 certificates, or
"A list of special certificates issued by intelligence agencies, with details about each one."
125: Direct access to certain information, or
"Some spy agencies can directly access certain information from other agencies if they have a special agreement."
The purpose of this subpart is to enable an intelligence and security agency to have direct access to databases storing specified public sector information.
