departmental intelligence definition
departmental intelligence means intelligence about any threat or potential threat to the national security and stability of the Republic which falls within the functions of a department of State, and includes intelligence needed by such department in order to neutralise such a threat;
departmental intelligence means information which relates to any power, duty or function concerning the security of Kenya which has been entrusted to a State Department or Agency under any law and which may be required by that State Department or Agency in the exercise of powers, duties or functions under this Act;
departmental intelligence means “intelligence about any threat or potential threat to the national security and stability of the Republic which falls within the functions of a department of State, and includes intelligence needed by such department in order to neutralise such a threat”.34 ‘Department’ is defined as “a national department, a provincial administration or a provincial department”.35
More Definitions of departmental intelligence
departmental intelligence means the intelligence which Government departments and agencies need or generate to execute their (own) legal and functional responsibilities (in the interest of the State):
departmental intelligence means intelligence [about any] on any threat or potential threat to [the] national security [and stability of the Republic] which falls within the functions of a department of State, and