Part 1: Espionage, sabotage and persons acting for foreign powers Powers of search etc. Schedule 3: Disclosure orders Part 2 - Scotland
Paragraph 10 provides that this Part of the Schedule applies in Scotland and notes certain key terms which have the same meaning as in Part 1. Part 2 makes equivalent provision to Part 1.
	The process set out in paragraphs 11 to 18 mirrors Part 1, paragraphs 2 to 9, albeit with differences to reflect the processes, procedures and different offices within the justice system of Scotland. In Scotland, the Lord Advocate may apply for a disclosure order from the High Court of Justiciary.
	A hypothetical example of the use of a disclosure order would include:
Hypothetical example (use of a disclosure order requiring a company to provide information)
The police suspect that a person is purchasing a specialist piece of computer equipment to use in the commission of a sabotage offence by rendering inoperable a UK Government security system, and suspect that the equipment has been purchased from one of a small number of possible companies.
A single disclosure order is sought which enables the police to seek information relating to the purchase of this specialist computer equipment by the suspect from the companies in question. The order results in the acquisition of further evidence to support the investigation into the offence.