Ministerial statement on Thursday, 3 February 2011, in the House of Commons, led by James Brokenshire.

Proposed Directive (Information Systems)

Statement on the proposed European directive on attacks against information systems.

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Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 522 c1051-8
Session: 2010-12
Department: Home Office
Chamber / Committee: House of Commons chamber
Proceeding contributions: James Brokenshire | 522 c1056 (Link to this contribution) As I have said, we keep the position on the human trafficking directive under review. I think that t...; Tom Brake | 522 c1056 (Link to this contribution) Does the Minister agree that by opting in to the directive we will strengthen the UK's leadership ro...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1057 (Link to this contribution) The directive builds on the convention and deals with certain additional issues, such as the respons...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1056 (Link to this contribution) My hon. Friend sums up the measure very well. It is very much focused on practical co-operation and ...; Baroness Fullbrook | 522 c1056 (Link to this contribution) Will the Minister confirm that the measure is not about sovereignty, but about practical co-operatio...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1056 (Link to this contribution) The directive is focused on the criminality and on cyber-attacks. It includes provisions on mutual c...; Ben Wallace | 522 c1056 (Link to this contribution) Nowadays, investigators need access to current and historical data in order to achieve a successful ...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1056 (Link to this contribution) My hon. Friend makes an important point about the need for international co-operation. It is one of ...; Bob Blackman | 522 c1056 (Link to this contribution) I welcome the statement, but cybercrime does not recognise international or EU boundaries, as my hon...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1055 (Link to this contribution) I simply do not agree with my hon. Friend's analysis. We have allowed scrutiny of the approach and o...; Chris Bryant | 522 c1055 (Link to this contribution) Does the Minister not understand that when Britain is dilatory in signing up to new directives and p...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1055 (Link to this contribution) I hear my hon. Friend's point. We obviously reflected on the conclusion from the Committee's initial...; James Clappison | 522 c1055 (Link to this contribution) The motivation behind the change in the law might or might not be worth while, but there is a questi...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1055 (Link to this contribution) We examine the directives on a case-by-case basis, and I have set out clearly that we decided to opt...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1054 (Link to this contribution) I thank the hon. Lady for her broad welcoming of this decision and the actions that the Government a...; Diana Johnson | 522 c1052-3 (Link to this contribution) I thank the Minister for providing the Opposition with a copy of the statement in advance of announc...; William Cash | 522 c1054 (Link to this contribution) The Minister may not be surprised to hear that, as Chair of the European Scrutiny Committee, I do no...; Speaker | 522 c1054 (Link to this contribution) Order. Owing to the pressure on time, please could we have short questions and short answers?; Julian Huppert | 522 c1057 (Link to this contribution) Will the Minister help me on a technical point? I understand that the directive is a repeal-and-repl...; Charlie Elphicke | 522 c1058 (Link to this contribution) In Dover, we see human trafficking and all too often the evil perpetrated by international gangs in ...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1057-8 (Link to this contribution) I am very grateful for the hon. Gentleman's question, which transcends this directive, which is a Ti...; Neil Carmichael | 522 c1058 (Link to this contribution) I have been a victim of mobile telephone fraud, so will the directive have the scope to deal with cy...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1058 (Link to this contribution) My hon. Friend makes a very important point, and, in striking the right balance, we approach those i...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1058 (Link to this contribution) The directive is very much focused on computers and computer systems, rather than on telephones and ...; Christopher Chope | 522 c1057 (Link to this contribution) The Minister refers to the Council of Europe convention, which covers 47 countries plus the United S...; James Brokenshire | 522 c1051-2 (Link to this contribution) With permission, Mr Speaker, I would like to make a statement on the proposed European directive on ...
Subjects: Crime prevention Computers Cybercrime Expenditure International cooperation Internet EU action Misuse Security Electronic warfare Hacking Cybersecurity
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Proposed Directive (Information Systems)

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