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Counter Terrorism Port Powers Codes of Practice

The Home Office is updating codes of practice governing port examination powers used by counter-terrorism authorities under the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019 and Terrorism Act 2000. These regulations establish procedural safeguards and transparency requirements for stop-and-search and examination powers at UK ports. The 2025 regulations represent the latest iteration of these operational guidelines.

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23 Feb 2017 | Policy paper Home Office linked

Investigatory Powers Bill: codes of practice - superseded

Draft codes of practice relating to the bill, these have been superseded by draft codes published for public consultation in February 2017.

▤ View document · ↗ GOV.UK · ↓ National security notices: draft code of practi… (19pp)
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↓ Interception of communications: draft code of practice (106pp) ↓ Security and intelligence agencies’ retention and use of bu… (59pp) ↓ Equipment interference: draft code of practice (97pp) ↓ Communications data: draft code of practice (124pp) ↓ Bulk acquisition: draft code of practice (51pp)