Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000

In this chapter—authorised operation means a controlled operation for which an authority is in force.authority means an authority in force under part 3, and includes any variation of an authority.civilian participant in an authorised operation means a participant in the operation who is not a law enforcement officer.committee means the controlled operations committee established under section 232.conduct includes any act or omission.controlled conduct means conduct for which a person would, apart from section 258 or 265, be criminally responsible.controlled operation means an operation that—

corresponding authorised operation means an operation in the nature of a controlled operation that is authorised by or under the provisions of a corresponding law.corresponding authority means an authority authorising a controlled operation, within the meaning of a corresponding law, that is in force under the corresponding law.corresponding participant means a person who is authorised by a corresponding authority to participate in a corresponding authorised operation.criminal activity means conduct that involves the commission of an offence by 1 or more persons.formal application see section 239(2)(a).formal authority see section 245(1)(a).formal variation application see section 248(3)(a).formal variation of authority see section 253(1)(a).frustrate includes disrupt or prevent.illicit goods means goods the possession of which is a contravention of the law of this jurisdiction.inspection entity, for a law enforcement agency, means—

law enforcement participant in an authorised operation—

participant in an authorised operation means a person who is authorised under this chapter to engage in controlled conduct for the purposes of the operation.principal law enforcement officer for an authorised operation means the law enforcement officer who is responsible for the conduct of the operation.relevant offence means—

report entity, for a law enforcement agency, means—

suspect means a person reasonably suspected of having committed or being likely to have committed, or of committing or being likely to be committing, a relevant offence.urgent application see section 239(2)(b).urgent authority see section 245(1)(b).urgent variation application see section 248(3)(b).urgent variation of authority see section 253(1)(b).