StatuteSocial Security Administration Act 1992

Section 109J — Social Security Administration Act 1992: Independent review: further provision

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Independent review: further provision 109J 1 The Secretary of State may give the independent person appointed under section 109I(1) directions as to the period to be covered by each review under section 109I.

2 The Secretary of State must consult the independent person before giving a direction under subsection (1).

3 The Secretary of State may disclose information to the independent person, or to a person acting on behalf of the independent person, for the purposes of reviews being carried out under section 109I.

4 Regulations may confer functions on a person for the purposes of securing compliance with section 109I.

5 The Secretary of State may comply with the duty in section 109I(1) by appointing different independent persons to carry out reviews in relation to the exercise of investigative functions—

a in England and Wales, and b in Scotland.

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