Proceeding contribution from Lord McFall of Alcluith (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 17 December 2007. It occurred during Ministerial statement on HMRC Data Loss.
HMRC Data Loss
When he appeared before the Treasury Committee, Dave Hartnett, the acting head of Revenue and Customs, left open the question whether there were systemic flaws. No doubt in the coming weeks we will question both him and the National Audit Office. The NAO is very much involved in the situation, as evidenced by its letter of 9 November to Revenue and Customs offering an apology. As we take the issue forward, can the Chancellor give us reassurance that on both the Gershon efficiencies and the reduction of staff numbers he will be sympathetic to Revenue and Customs, which is a young organisation that has brought two different departments with two different cultures together? Such sympathy and sensitivity from the Government is essential. Will the Chancellor give us that reassurance?
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- 2007-08
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- Children Child benefit Data protection Databases Software Computers ICT Personal records Protection Privacy Social security benefits Security Revenue and Customs
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