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UK Chief Surveillance Commissioner 2004-2012: Property "interference" and covert human information sources

Topic
Surveillance Law Security and intelligence agencies Policing
Country/Region
UK

06 March 2013

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Reports of the Surveillance Commissioner

- Chief Surveillance Commissioner Report 2012-2013 (pdf)
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2011-2012 (pdf)
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2010-2011 (pdf)
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2009-2010 (pdf)
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2008-2009 (pdf)
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2007-2008 (pdf)
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2006-2007 (pdf
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2005-2006 (pdf)
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2004-2005 (pdf)
- Chief Surveillance Commissioner report: 2003-2004 (pdf)

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