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Recommendation 10

10 Paragraph: 81

The authorisation of criminal conduct by the security and intelligence services and the police may...

Conclusion
The authorisation of criminal conduct by the security and intelligence services and the police may on occasion be necessary to allow those agencies to carry out their vital functions. However, in the absence of satisfactory explanation from Government, it is hard to see any justification for extending the use of CCAs to bodies whose central function is not protecting national security or fighting serious crime.
Paragraph Reference: 81
Government Response

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