A training warrant lets an intelligence and security agency do something that would normally be against the law. This is so they can train their employees to do their job properly. You need to know that the activity must be necessary for the employees to learn how to perform the agency's statutory functions, which means the tasks they are legally allowed to do.
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A training warrant authorises an intelligence and security agency to carry out an otherwise unlawful activity that is necessary to train employees in relation to the performance of the agency’s statutory functions.
