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402 Proceeds of Crime Act 2008 c.13

(2) Information obtained by or on behalf of the Attorney
General in connection with the exercise of any of the Attorney
General’s functions which are not functions under, or in relation
to, any Part of this Act may be used by the Attorney General in
connection with the exercise of any of the Attorney General’s
functions under, or in relation to, any Part of this Act.

(3) Information obtained by or on behalf of a constable in
connection with the exercise of any functions of a constable under
any Part of this Act may, with the consent of a police officer of at
least the rank of inspector, be used in connection with the exercise
of any other functions of a constable (whether under, or in relation
to, another Part of this Act or otherwise).

(4) Information obtained by or on behalf of a constable in
connection with the exercise of any functions of a constable which
are not functions under, or in relation to, any Part of this Act may,
with the consent of a police officer of at least the rank of inspector,
be used in connection with the exercise of any functions of a
constable under, or in relation to any Part of this Act.

(5) Information obtained by or on behalf of a customs officer
in connection with the exercise of any functions of a customs officer
under any Part of this Act may, with the consent of a customs officer
who is not below such grade as is designated by the Collector of
Customs and Excise as equivalent to a police officer of at least the
rank of chief inspector, be used in connection with the exercise of any
other functions of a customs officer (whether under, or in relation to,
another Part of this Act or otherwise).

(6) Information obtained by or on behalf of a customs
officer in connection with the exercise of any functions of a
customs officer which are not functions under, or in relation to,
any Part of this Act may, with the consent of a customs officer
who is not below such grade as is designated by the Collector of
Customs and Excise as equivalent to a police officer of at least
the rank of chief inspector, be used in connection with the exercise
of any functions of a customs officer under, or in relation to any
Part of this Act.

(7) This section applies to information obtained before the
coming into operation of the section as well as information
obtained after the coming into operation of the section.

Disclosure of 211. (1) Information which is held by or on behalf of a permitted
information in person (whether or not it was obtained before or after the coming
connection
with the into force of this section) may be disclosed to —
exercise of
functions
(a) the Attorney General, for the purpose of the exercise of
P2002/29/436 the Attorney General’s functions under this Act;