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Orders of the Day — Identity Cards Bill (28 Jun 2005): Robert Marshall-Andrews: ...—I am sure that they do—that under the Bill's secondary legislation, it is possible for the Secretary of State to extend the information put on the register in respect of any individual to include any matters relating to security and crime. If he does so, people will not be able to access it, because the Data Protection Act 1998 will not allow them to do so. That is all that I...
Orders of the Day — Identity Cards Bill (20 Dec 2004): Mr Robert Marshall-Andrews: ..., had I been given the opportunity. Will the excellence of biometric testing not create precisely the trap—I know that many police officers feel this way—that we are seeking to avoid? All existing identification methods are imperfect; indeed, most ID card systems in most countries are acknowledged to be imperfect and are created to be so. If a card is forged, biometric...

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