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LSE Law Department Briefings on the Investigatory Powers Bill: Ensuring the Rule of LawA.D. MurrayLondon School of Economics - Law Department Bernard KeenanLondon School of Economics - Law Department December 15, 2015 LSE Law - Policy Briefing Paper No. 2703806 Abstract: The Investigatory Powers Bill must reconcile the increase in invasive surveillance powers with the rule of law. Crucially, Parliament must ensure that it allows the institutions that play a vital part in its functioning, such as judicial commissioners and the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, are given the capacity and autonomy to meet the appropriate standards of transparency and judicial independence.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 4 Keywords: IP bill, investigatory powers, rule of law, IP tribunal, doublelock provision, secrecy, surveillance Date posted: December 15, 2015Suggested CitationContact Information
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