Directed Surveillance definition
Directed Surveillance means surveillance which:
Directed Surveillance means surveillance is surveillance which:
Directed Surveillance means covert surveillance (other than intrusive surveillance) where this is in relation to a specific investigation or operation carried out to obtain (or likely to obtain) private information about a particular person or persons (whether or not they have been specifically identified for the purposes of the investigation or operation).
Examples of Directed Surveillance in a sentence
Directed Surveillance may be conducted as Mobile (in a vehicle), on Foot or Static (from a specific point, building or parked vehicle for instance).
An essential tool in the arsenal in the fight against organised immigration crime is the power to conduct Directed Surveillance (as provided for under the Regulation of Investigative Powers Act (RIPA).
You must also indicate what “future proofing” it contains that would allow it to remain viable in the event the Authority varied its server, hosting or other IT configuration used in support of its Directed Surveillance capabilities.
More Definitions of Directed Surveillance
Directed Surveillance means covert surveillance carried out: