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Last updated on Tuesday 20 Dec 2022 at 10:26pm
This guidance concerns the storage and circulation of security-sensitive research material. If circulated carelessly, such material is sometimes open to misinterpretation by the authorities and can put researchers at risk of arrest and prosecution under counter-terrorism legislation.
This document is an updated version of guidance first published in 2012. Minor revisions include references to recent counter-terrorism legislation, as well as recommendations for ensuring that Prevent leads are included in information sharing and training in relation to security-sensitive research procedures where relevant.
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