Introduction In November 2013, the APT hosted a group of experts to consider the practical and legal implications for the sharing and use of torturetainted information by executive agencies. Experts were asked to consider whether and how standards for the use of information obtained by torture could be adopted, to appropriately guide this challenging aspect of State behaviour to comply with any applicable international standards. The meeting was held under the auspices of the Chatham House Rule and this report follows the arguments presented at the meeting. 1