Investigatory Powers Bill — Report (2nd Day) — 17 Oct 2016 at 16:15

Moved by Earl Howe

96: Clause 58, page 46, line 40, leave out “to disclose it” and insert “or capable of obtaining it-(i) to obtain the data (if not already in possession of it), and(ii) to disclose the data (whether already in the person’s possession or subsequently obtained by that person)”

Moved by Earl Howe

97: Clause 58, page 46, line 42, leave out paragraph (c)

98: Clause 58, page 47, line 5, leave out “to disclose the data” and insert “or capable of obtaining it-(a) to obtain the data (if not already in possession of it), and(b) to disclose the data (whether already in the operator’s possession or subsequently obtained by the operator)”

99: Clause 58, page 47, line 8, leave out sub-paragraph (ii)

100: Clause 58, page 47, line 28, leave out “, (c)”

Moved by Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb

100ZA: Clause 58, page 48, line 9, at end insert-“( ) An authorisation may be considered necessary on the grounds falling within subsection (7)(b) or (f) only where there is a reasonable suspicion that a serious criminal offence has been or is likely to be committed and it is reasonably believed that the communications data sought will be relevant to the criminal investigation.”

Moved by Baroness Hamwee

100A: Clause 58, page 48, line 13, at end insert-“( ) Communications data obtained for any of the purposes listed in subsection (1)(b)(ii) may not be used or disclosed other than for those purposes and must be destroyed as soon as possible after the data has been used for the purposes for which the data has been obtained.”

Moved by Lord Rosser

100B: Clause 59, page 49, line 23, leave out “6” and insert “12”

Moved by Lord Paddick

100C: Clause 64, leave out Clause 64

Ayes 78, Noes 314.

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