Capital Letter: Advancing tech sees Law Commission scramble for reforms to spying act
Under the act it is not possible to get a warrant for types of surveillance that do not meet certain criteria.
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The rapid advance of technology even over just four years has seen the Law Commission offering some changes to the five-year-old Search and Surveillance Act because of its concern.
The commission was required to review the act’s operation after five years and came up options for reform in its
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Capital Letter: Advancing tech sees Law Commission scramble for reforms to spying act
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