Article 26B Disclosure of juror information or anonymous elector information: lawful authorityF1F10

For the purposes of Article 26A, juror information F2or anonymous elector information is disclosed with lawful authority if any of paragraphs (2) to (9) applies to the disclosure.

This paragraph applies to a disclosure by an electoral officer—

This paragraph applies to a disclosure by a court official—

This paragraph applies to a disclosure—

for or in connection with the provision of F4 those services F5 . . . .

This paragraph applies to a disclosure—

if the disclosure is required or authorised to be made by an officer of the court (see Article 2(2)) for or in connection with the provision of F7 those services F8 . . . .

This paragraph applies to a disclosure—

for or in connection with the making of checks, in accordance with jury check guidelines, on the person to whom the juror information F9or anonymous elector information relates.

This paragraph applies to a disclosure to a person other than a member of the police service or an officer of the court if the juror information or anonymous elector information is disclosed in accordance with jury check guidelines.

This paragraph applies to a disclosure for the purposes of criminal proceedings (but not for the purposes of any proceedings in relation to which the person to whom the juror information or anonymous elector information relates may be, is, or has been, a juror).

This paragraph applies to a disclosure made with leave of a court.