Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act
Overview of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (Includes an introduction to the Human Rights Act 1998)
The Course looks at the responsibilities under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 and is directed specifically at authorising officers, designated persons and also those with responsibility for covert surviellance. It is proving particullarly popular with those organisations subject to an impending inspection by the Commissioners as certificates are provided as evidence of training. It will:-
- Give an overview of the legislation
- Look at definitions of CHIS, directed surveillance, intrusive surveillance, access to communications data
- Look at proportionality
- Consider collateral intrusion
- Look at the forms needed
- Cover the monitoring and reporting that must take place
As the main test of surveillance is the infringement of an individual's human rights the course includes an introduction to the Human Rights Act 1998.
Our speaker for this course is Alan Stead
3rd July 2008 - Birmingham- Quality Hotel Hagley Road (Course code RIPA/03/08)
3rd December 2008 - Chester -MacDonald Blossoms Hotel (Course code RIPA/12/08)
Book these course for £200 per delegate with additional bookings made by the same organisation being given a 20% discount. Certificates showing training hours supplied free of charge on request. If you book any course before 31st July 2008 the first delegate rate is £185 and subsequent delgates from the same organisation for the same course will still attract a further 20% discount
