Generally speaking, in intelligence matters there is an implicit caveat. When the service passes intelligence—let's say, to MI6 or MI5—there is an implicit caveat that it remains the property of the service and will not be passed on.
December 6th, 2016 / 12:10 p.m.
Barrister, Kapoor Barristers
Generally speaking, in intelligence matters there is an implicit caveat. When the service passes intelligence—let's say, to MI6 or MI5—there is an implicit caveat that it remains the property of the service and will not be passed on.
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