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Public Bill Committee: Coroners and Justice Bill: Clause 152 (26 Feb 2009): Henry Bellingham: ...are private sector contractors. The MOJ owns and maintains 74 different databases. In a recent parliamentary answer, the Under-Secretary of State for Justice, the hon. Member for Liverpool, Garston, did not break down—like some Departments did—which of those 74 were wholly owned by the Department and which were maintained by the Department but run by the private sector. I will be...
Identity Cards (11 Nov 2003): Mr Henry Bellingham: The Home Secretary has said a great deal about driving licences and passports, but what about other official forms of ID, such as military identification cards, Government passes and MPs' passes? Can they not be configured so that they can contain biometric data?
Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: National Identity Card (2 Mar 1989): Mr Henry Bellingham: Does my right hon. Friend agree with me that before we get too carried away with the idea of a national ID card scheme, we should listen very carefully to the advice of bodies such as ACPO, which urge caution? Does he also agree that there are strong arguments for a voluntary scheme and does he have any ideas and proposals in that direction?

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