123 Modification of warrants issued by law enforcement chiefs
Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (2016 c 25) | Legislation

123  Modification of warrants issued by law enforcement chiefs

(1)     The provisions of a warrant issued under section 106 by a law enforcement chief, or by an appropriate delegate in relation to that chief, may be modified at any time—

(a)     by the law enforcement chief, or

(b)     if the warrant was issued by an appropriate delegate, by that person.

(2)     The only modifications which may be made under this section are—

(a)     adding to the matters to which the warrant relates (see section 101(1) and (2)), by including the details required in relation to that matter by section 115(3) or (5);

(b)     removing a matter to which the warrant relates;

(c)     adding (in relation to a matter to which the warrant relates) a name or description to the names or descriptions included in the warrant in accordance with section 115(3) or (5);

(d)     varying or removing (in relation to a matter to which the warrant relates) a name or description included in the

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