Intelligence Services definition

Intelligence Services. , in relation to a member, means a member of the National Intelligence Agency, South African Secret Service or South African National Academy of Intelligence, appointed, or regarded as having been appointed, in terms of the Intelligence Services Act, 2002 (Act No. 65 of 2002); "Labour Relations Act" means the Labour Relations Act, 1995 (Act No. 66 of 1995);

Intelligence Services. ’, in relation to a member, means a member of the National Intelligence Agency, South African Secret Service or South African National Academy of Intelligence, appointed, or regarded as having been appointed, in 25 terms of the Intelligence Services Act, 2002 (Act No. 65 of 2002);

Intelligence Services. ’ means the Agency or the Service as the case may be; ‘‘Intelligence Services Council’’ means the Intelligence Services Council on Conditions of Service established by section 22;

Examples of Intelligence Services in a sentence

• As regards related communications data in particular, Sir Anthony May made a recommendation to those of the Intelligence Services that receive unanalysed intercepted material and related communications data from interception under a s8(4) warrant, and the interim Commissioner (Sir Paul Kennedy) has recently expressed himself to be content with the implementation of that recommendation.

• Those of the Intelligence Services that receive unanalysed intercepted material and related communications data from interception under a s.8(4) warrant have internal ‘arrangements’ that require a record to be created, explaining why access to the unanalysed intercepted material is required, before an authorised person is able to access such material pursuant to s.16 of RIPA.

• The internal ‘arrangements’ of those of the Intelligence Services that receive unanalysed intercepted material and related communications data from interception under a s.8(4) warrant specify (or require to be determined, on a system-by-system basis) maximum retention periods for different categories of such data which reflect the nature and intrusiveness of the particular data at issue.

• Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food [1968] AC 997 [that a public body is required to exercise its discretionary powers to promote (and not to circumvent) the policy and the objects of the legislation which created those powers] (for example, because it is not technically feasible to obtain the communications via RIPA interception), and it is necessary and proportionate for the Intelligence Services to obtain those communications.

• The Intelligence Services’ internal ‘arrangements’ under [the Security Services Act 1989], [the Intelligence Services Act 1994] and ss.15-16 of RIPA are periodically reviewed to ensure that they remain up-to-date and effective.

More Definitions of Intelligence Services

Intelligence Services means the Intelligence Services as contemplated in an Act 20 of Parliament providing therefor;

Intelligence Services means the Security Service, the Secret Intelligence Service and Government Communications Headquarters;

Intelligence Services means the National Intelligence Agency and the South African Secret Services as referred to in section 1 of the Intelligence Services Act, 2002;

Intelligence Services means the South African Intelligence Agency and the South African Intelligence Service as referred to in section 1 of the Intelligence Services Act, 2002 (Act No. 65 of 2002);’’;

Intelligence Services means the South African Intelligence Agency 30 and the South African Intelligence Service as referred to in section 1 of

Intelligence Services. ’ means the Intelligence Services as contemplated in an Act 20

Intelligence Services means the Agency or the Service as the case may be;