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Section 3A. (1) The minister may, where he, or she is satisfied that there exists a serious and genuine present or foreseeable threat to the security of the state, make, in accordance with the section an application to a relevant Judge for an order under the section.

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Section 3A. (1) The minister may, where he, or she is satisfied that there exists a serious and genuine present or foreseeable threat to the security of the state, make, in accordance with the section an application to a relevant Judge for an order under the section.
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Simon McGarr (tupp_ed@mastodon.ie)'s status on Tuesday, 27-Jun-2023 08:44:12 JST Simon McGarr
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But let us imagine that the 2022 Act that didn’t go through TRIS in time is actually valid.
It has a number of requirements that have to accompany an application of this sort.
1- a “serious and genuine, present or foreseeable threat to the security of the State”

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