I want to write to the Earl of Erroll

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Online Safety Bill [HL] — Committee (11 Dec 2015)

the Earl of Erroll: Yes, there is, interestingly enough. It is to do with the law. Because of anti-money laundering, the gambling industry has to do client checks; it has to behave almost as if it were a bank. As a result, companies have to be able to prove the identity of the person. For various social reasons, it is felt that it is unfair for people to have to declare their identity publicly if they are...

Online Safety Bill [HL] — Committee (11 Dec 2015)

the Earl of Erroll: ...That is what we are really trying to block. The steering group of the BSI has representatives from the identity world, the ISPs, child protection charities, tobacco, e-cigarettes, alcohol, gaming, gambling, and academia, and government observers. The trouble with this issue is its complexity. I want to say briefly that payments are a bit of a red herring. On the other hand, blocking...

Online Safety Bill [HL] — Second Reading (17 Jul 2015)

the Earl of Erroll: ...going on it. I will talk about the practicalities and the real difficulties. The internet is complex and it can be all too easy to circumvent any controls put in if they are in the wrong place. The gambling controls referred to work because they are enforced at the end point—at one of the ends of the internet—and not by the system that routes the communications, which the ISPs are part...

Immigration and Nationality (Fees) (No. 2) Regulations 2010: Motion to Approve (17 Nov 2010)

the Earl of Erroll: ...we cannot sponsor him. We have now been told that, for £1,000, we might get a visa after all. The decision has been taken that, as a small business, we cannot afford to pay out £1,000 on a gamble. As another director of the company said, "It is a lottery", so there is absolutely no point in doing it. I am intrigued that the Explanatory Memorandum's paragraph 11, "Regulating small...


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