Part 6: Enforcement Section 180: Jurisdiction
This section sets out which courts have jurisdiction for specified provisions in the Act. In England and Wales and Northern Ireland the jurisdiction is exercisable by the county court or the High Court, and in Scotland by the sheriff or the Court of Session. This mirrors the jurisdiction provisions which applied to the exercise of similar rights under the 1998 Act.
	Subsection (2) sets out the relevant provisions of the Act and the GDPR to which the jurisdiction provision in subsection (1) applies.
	Subsection (3) explains that where Part 4 applies to the processing, the jurisdiction is exercisable only by the High Court (for cases in England and Wales and Northern Ireland), or the Court of Session (for cases in Scotland).
	Information orders under section 145 can normally be made by the High Court or county court or, in Scotland, by the Court of Session or the sheriff. Subsection (4) makes an exception for cases in which the information notice contains an urgency statement, when only the High Court or, in Scotland, the Court of Session can make an information order.
	Subsection (5) provides that applications to challenge urgent notices under section 164 are to be dealt with by the High Court or, in Scotland, by the Court of Session.