Telephone: 0845 0941 885
Legislation
- RIPA – 2000
- PACE – 1984
- CPIA – 1996
- Fraud Act 2006
- Data Protection Act 1998
- Human Rights Act 1998
- PIDA – Whistle blowing
- ASBO – Crime & Disorder Act
- CNEA – Clean Neighbourhoods
- Lawful Business Practice Regs
Skills
- Interviewing
- Investigation Management
- Enforcement
- Intelligence Management
- Surveillance
- Fraud Management
- Evidence and Exhibits
- Witness statement writing
- Open source web investigator
- National Intelligence Model
- Case paper preparation
- Disclosure
- Document verification
Organisations & departments
Course enquiries
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Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 - RIPA
Investigation and enforcement are key to the operation of many organisations.
A thorough grounding in the rules and laws that govern these activities is essential to ensuring legal, ethical and cost-effective practice.
The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA) is major piece of legislation covering directed covert surveillance; use of communications data, surveillance techniques and information storage.
Our expert team offer comprehensive guidance on the implications of RIPA to investigation and enforcement in all fields. To explore, follow the links below:
Selection of our core courses
RIPA - Applicants and Authorisers
Those involved in the gathering of intelligence and evidence by means of surveillance
Surveillance
Provides practical guidance for investigators in relation to the conduct of surveillance techniques and information in relation to the storage and use of the surveillance product
RIPA - Designated Person
Managers who authorise the obtaining of communications data in accordance the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
RIPA - SPoC - Single point of contact
Operators who acquire and use communications data in accordance with the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
In-house courses
Tutors
The tutors Xact use have decades of hands-on, top level experience in investigation and the legal profession. Our dedicated and enthusiastic team will strive to provide the best possible service to customers.
Course format
Courses will normally consist of three phases:
- Learning – acquiring knowledge, understanding & skills
- Practicing learning – using real-life reconstructions
- Comprehensive debrief – to confirm learning
Delegates receive support, guidance and tutoring throughout courses.
New regulatory compliance code
Information service
RIPA support information
Support information for investigators on the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000