Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) 2000 Awareness Course
Why this course?
This RIPA Training course will ensure Public Authorities are equipped with the knowledge to obtain appropriate authorities under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act if using Surveillance or Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS). With the increased use of the Internet in Investigations, it is critical staff involved in the process for applications have the appropriate knowledge, understanding and training to ensure RIPA compliance and Investigatory Powers Commissioners Office (IPCO) compliance
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Aim
This RIPA Legislation workshop will provide an understanding of the requirements of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 and Codes of Practice. This practical, structured RIPA compliance course gives you a comprehensive understanding of the legal regime imposed under RIPA. You’ll learn how to achieve RIPA compliance when planning, authorising and/or conducting investigative practices regulated by RIPA. ​
Who should attend
This Public Authority RIPA Training Course will provide the necessary knowledge and understanding and is tailored to the specific roles undertaken and is for all Investigators or staff involved in preparing applications under RIPA, RIPA Gatekeepers Authorising Officers and Senior Responsible Officers.
Bespoke or bitesize Training from the Learning outcomes can be delivered on request
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Learning Outcomes
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Explain the legal requirements of RIPA 2000 including implications of the Human Rights Act and recent changes in CHIS Codes of Practice
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Identifying and understand the practical application of what constitutes a CHIS
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Identifying and understanding what constitutes Directed Surveillance
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Define what constitutes ‘private information’
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Identifying the boundaries and national Guidance around Internet Intelligence and Investigations and what Social Media Activity requires authorisation under RIPA
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Define the 3III open-source model relating to Internet Intelligence and Investigations
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​Explain the statutory roles as governed by RIPA and Codes of Practice
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Explain the statutory tests of Necessity and Proportionality and how to apply them
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Explain the principles of Collateral and Intended Intrusion and how to apply an effective Management Plan
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Define the application, authorisation, review, renewal, and cancellation process under RIPA
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Practical understanding and implications of current caselaw
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Explain the role and requirements of the IPCO [Investigatory Powers Commissioners Office].
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Applying procedures to ensure proper record keeping
What our learners are saying
​"The teaching resources were fantastic, they were clear, concise and summarised the legislation perfectly. I will definitely make use of the the handouts provided, I thought the quiz at the end was great, fun way to end the session"
"I found the course/trainers to be engaging, interesting and well delivered, and well directed to our needs!!"
"The quality of the course was fantastic"
"It was nice to be taught by practitioners that use the legislation every day"
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