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I believe that whilst a CSP (small IT company with >10K users) cannot directly publish details about a warrant, they are able to publish things like "We have re
by chippy 11y ago
I believe that whilst a CSP (small IT company with >10K users) cannot directly publish details about a warrant, they are able to publish things like "We have responded to 2 warrants in the first quarter".
7.21 in the notes pdf about section 115 in the Bill
"This includes provision for CSPs to be able to publish
information in relation to the number of warrants they have given effect to. In order to
ensure that this does not reveal sensitive information that could undermine the ability of the
security and intelligence and law enforcement agencies to do their job, further information
on the way in which this information can be published is set out in regulations. The
regulations make clear that statistical information can be published on the number of
warrants that a CSP has given effect to within a specified range rather than the exact
number.
"
So a company can both disclose the number of warrants and are authorized to disclose information about warrants in general and not particular ones.
For example, a company would be allowed to publish how much warrants have cost them and taxpayers.