Part 2: Prevention and Investigation Measures Supplementary provisions Section 62: Interpretation etc
This section sets out the meaning of various terms used throughout this Part and makes certain provisions for the application of other sections. In particular, subsection (2) has the effect that where a new Part 2 notice is imposed on an individual who has already been subject to measures for five years, the Secretary of State may take into account evidence he or she relied on in relation to the imposition of the previous Part 2 notice. But there would also need to be evidence of foreign power threat activity which post-dated the imposition of the earlier Part 2 notice for the Secretary of State to have the power to impose the new notice (see subsections (2) and (7) of section 40).
	Subsection (4) provides that where the definition of "new foreign power threat activity" in section 35(7) refers to a Part 2 notice being in force in relation to an individual, a notice that is revived (under section 49(6)) is to be treated as the same Part 2 notice as the notice previously revoked or expired. In other words, if a Part 2 notice has been revived under section 49(6), when considering whether there is "new" foreign power threat activity which could form the basis of the imposition of measures on the individual beyond 5 years, that "new" activity must take place at some point after the original imposition of the measures (not necessarily after the revival of the measures).