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Intelligence and Security Act 2017

Accessing information held by other agencies - Direct access to database information

130: Variation of direct access agreement

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"Changing a direct access agreement: what you need to do"

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If you want to change a direct access agreement, some rules apply. These rules are in sections 126, 127, and 128. You must follow these rules when you propose to change a direct access agreement, and you might need to adjust them slightly to fit your situation.

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Part 5Accessing information held by other agencies
Direct access to database information

130Variation of direct access agreement

  1. Sections 126, 127, and 128 apply with any necessary modifications in respect of a proposal to enter into an agreement varying a direct access agreement.