What plans he has to remove the right of access under the Data Protection Act 1984 to computerised personnel and immigration records held as personal data. - None.

What plans he has to remove the right of access under the Data Protection Act 1984 to computerised personnel and immigration records held as personal data. - None.

What discussions he has held with the Data Protection Registrar with respect to the standardisation of automatic fingerprint systems (a) within the United Kingdom and (b) as part of the TREVI arrangements.

What discussions he has held with the Data Protection Registrar with respect to the standardisation of automatic fingerprint systems (a) within the United Kingdom and (b) as part of the TREVI arrangements.

What assessment he has made of the effectiveness of his Department's arrangements for consulting the Data Protection Registrar during the planning stage of any initiative involving the collection, use or disclosure of personal data.

What assessment he has made of the effectiveness of his Department's arrangements for consulting the Data Protection Registrar during the planning stage of any initiative involving the collection, use or disclosure of personal data.

Various questions on obscene publications squad including cost of Operation Spanner investigation; consultation or liaison with police forces; total running costs; & paedophile database. - Inc table.

Various questions on obscene publications squad including cost of Operation Spanner investigation; consultation or liaison with police forces; total running costs; & paedophile database. - Inc table.

What progress has been made since the publication of Cm 1163 in applying automatic fingerprint recognition technology to the work of the National Identification Bureau.

What progress has been made since the publication of Cm 1163 in applying automatic fingerprint recognition technology to the work of the National Identification Bureau.

Whether all computerised systems used by police forces in England and Wales to handle fingerprints are (a) mutually compatible, (b) compatible with the system used in Scotland and (c) compatible with other systems in use or being developed by TREVI countries.

Whether all computerised systems used by police forces in England and Wales to handle fingerprints are (a) mutually compatible, (b) compatible with the system used in Scotland and (c) compatible with other systems in use or being developed by TREVI countries.

What plans there are to establish computer linkages between the United Kingdom National Central Bureau and Interpol Headquarters.

What plans there are to establish computer linkages between the United Kingdom National Central Bureau and Interpol Headquarters.

Pursuant to 202 c403W, if he will state which of the police forces in England and Wales currently comply with guidelines adopted by the Home Office and Metropolitan Police Forensic Science Services on the destruction of DNA profiles of persons excluded from or acquitted of offences; which police forces in...

Pursuant to 202 c403W, if he will state which of the police forces in England and Wales currently comply with guidelines adopted by the Home Office and Metropolitan Police Forensic Science Services on the destruction of DNA profiles of persons excluded from or acquitted of offences; which police forces in...

What is the capacity of the computer on which the Home Office suspect index is kept; and if it is linked to any other Immigration Service or police computers & which categories of information held in the port suspect books are computerised.

What is the capacity of the computer on which the Home Office suspect index is kept; and if it is linked to any other Immigration Service or police computers & which categories of information held in the port suspect books are computerised.

If he will give details of his plans to computerise fully those regional criminal intelligence offices not earmarked for closure; what is the estimated cost of this programme; and if there will be a direct interface between regional offices and the proposed National Criminal Intelligence Service.

If he will give details of his plans to computerise fully those regional criminal intelligence offices not earmarked for closure; what is the estimated cost of this programme; and if there will be a direct interface between regional offices and the proposed National Criminal Intelligence Service.

If the ports administration system will be capable of fulfilling the information technology requirements of the 1990 European Convention on Asylum (the Dublin Convention) and the 1991 draft Convention on the Crossing of External Borders of the States of the European Communities. - No.

If the ports administration system will be capable of fulfilling the information technology requirements of the 1990 European Convention on Asylum (the Dublin Convention) and the 1991 draft Convention on the Crossing of External Borders of the States of the European Communities. - No.

If the ports administration system has rendered redundant any other computer systems or manual information registers previously used at Heathrow, Gatwick and Dover East.

If the ports administration system has rendered redundant any other computer systems or manual information registers previously used at Heathrow, Gatwick and Dover East.

If the ports administration system has the capacity to interface with functionally similar computers in other European Community states. - No.

If the ports administration system has the capacity to interface with functionally similar computers in other European Community states. - No.

What is the purpose of the port administration system; and if the system is to be extended to ports of entry other than Heathrow, Gatwick and Dover East.

What is the purpose of the port administration system; and if the system is to be extended to ports of entry other than Heathrow, Gatwick and Dover East.

If he will require the use of computerised systems for the registration and licensing of gunshops and firearm dealers.

If he will require the use of computerised systems for the registration and licensing of gunshops and firearm dealers.

If the ports administration system has indexes of people claiming asylum or people who have tried to gain illegal entry to either (a) the United Kingdom and (b) other EC member states.

If the ports administration system has indexes of people claiming asylum or people who have tried to gain illegal entry to either (a) the United Kingdom and (b) other EC member states.

What are the criteria for inclusion in the Immigration Service's (a) INDECS computer, (b) Intelligence and Investigation Unit's computer based at Harmondsworth and (c) HOLMES system.

What are the criteria for inclusion in the Immigration Service's (a) INDECS computer, (b) Intelligence and Investigation Unit's computer based at Harmondsworth and (c) HOLMES system.