Sentence examples for draft investigatory from inspiring English sources

A Home Office spokesman said a draft investigatory powers bill would soon be published for pre-legislative scrutiny.

Yesterday Theresa May, the home secretary, unveiled the government's plans for reform by publishing a draft investigatory powers bill.

Reading through the draft investigatory powers bill on Wednesday evening, one name came to mind, that of Frederick Douglass.

He issued the warning ahead of this week's publication of a draft Investigatory Power Bill which will overhaul the legislation governing the interception of communications.

In seeking to extend the state's powers of surveillance over its citizens, Theresa May's Draft Investigatory Powers Bill is flouting a long tradition in British history.

The draft Investigatory Powers Bill will overhaul the existing legislation, putting all hacking and bugging by the state on a statutory basis.

The British government is planning to extend surveillance for the police and intelligence agencies through a new draft law, the Investigatory Powers Bill, which make the the FBI's demands look like a model of restraint.

Alex Carlile QC, a Liberal Democrat peer and former MP, was speaking ahead of the publication of a draft of the investigatory powers bill, due on Wednesday, amid a political debate about whether politicians should be stripped of the power to sign off intercept warrants.

Anderson's report is not binding, so it remains to be seen how many of his recommendations will be adopted by the government as it drafts the new Investigatory Powers Bill, announced in the Queen's Speech last month.

Full details of what the government is planning will have to wait for a draft version of the Investigatory Powers Bill to be published.

These warrants are also one of the most controversial elements of the draft surveillance legislation, the Investigatory Powers Bill, that the UK government is seeking to get onto the statute books this year.