Aled, I am not aware of such a guide, but because I have to do with numerous (very) small providers, I have been fielding questions about just this. We are looking at putting together such a guide with help from people specialising in internet law at the law school. We would welcome help from others, particularly if they have a legal background.
-w P.S. I do not, from reading the drafts as the act itself has not been published, believe that there is any obligation to store anything unless you have received a retention order, but IANAL > Le 30 nov. 2016 à 15:40, Aled Morris <al...@qix.co.uk> a écrit : > > Hello all, > > Does anyone know of a guide to the new Investigatory Powers Act that lays out > what exactly a communications provider (specifically, a small ISP) needs to > do? > > Ideally a guide which spells out which fields of which packets correspond to > the "Internet Connection Record" the government would like me to store for 12 > months and what kind of searches they expect to be able to run across this > data (i.e. do they expect an SQL interface or grep for a string?) > > Aled
