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Which are ports of entry (by air, sea and rail) into the United Kingdom, indicating in respect of each whether or not the passports of those arriving may be read or recorded electronically; and when such reading or recording started. [HL 2424].

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Lord Marlesford (Conservative)
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Written questions
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Date
6 May 2004
Reference
HL 2424; 660 c127-8WA
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House of Lords

How many United Kingdom passports are currently valid for persons aged over 100 years; and how many United Kingdom passports are at present in issue; and how many of these are electronically readable. - Inc figures. [HL 2429] [HL 2430].

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Lord Inglewood (Conservative)
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26 April 2004
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HL 2429; 660 c71WA
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House of Lords

Whether it is still the case that the data from a Criminal Records Bureau application form which are input in India are name, date of birth and addresses for the past five years; and whether any information from any source other than the application form is input in India on...

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Lord Hodgson of Astley Abbotts (Conservative)
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Written questions
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12 February 2004
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HL 1069; 657 c172-3WA
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House of Lords

What checks and audits are undertaken, and at what intervals, to ensure that the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 are being met in connection with Criminal Records Bureau checks (a) overseas; and (b) within the United Kingdom. [HL 1071].

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Lord Hodgson of Astley Abbotts (Conservative)
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Written questions
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12 February 2004
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HL 1071; 657 c173-4WA
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House of Lords