Organised Crime Act 2015 s 30

s 30 Restrictions relating to other written law, etc.

30. Except as provided in section 26(2), an OCPO or FRO must not require a person to answer any question, provide any information or produce any document if —(a) the disclosure concerned is prohibited under any other written law; or (b) the information or document is an item subject to legal privilege.

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