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What safeguards will be built in to the proposed SCOPE programme, run by the Cabinet Office Intelligence and Security Secretariat, to guarantee compliance with the Data Protection Act 1998 and the Human Rights Act 1998, with particular reference to reported proposals for cross-departmental data-sharing and matching. [HL 3120].
What safeguards will be built in to the proposed SCOPE programme, run by the Cabinet Office Intelligence and Security Secretariat, to guarantee compliance with the Data Protection Act 1998 and the Human Rights Act 1998, with particular reference to reported proposals for cross-departmental data-sharing and matching. [HL 3120].
Whether they have any plans to ensure that the publication of Acts of Parliament in the government website is of practical value to users by (a) incorporating in Acts as published on the website any amendments made by subsequent legislation; and (b) indicating which provisions of an Act are currently...
Whether they have any plans to ensure that the publication of Acts of Parliament in the government website is of practical value to users by (a) incorporating in Acts as published on the website any amendments made by subsequent legislation; and (b) indicating which provisions of an Act are currently...
How many separate electronic databases they hold on average on each male and female United Kingdom citizen. [HL 3366]. - Inc fact that information is not available in format requested and ref to Privacy and Data Sharing: The Way Forward for Public Services.
How many separate electronic databases they hold on average on each male and female United Kingdom citizen. [HL 3366]. - Inc fact that information is not available in format requested and ref to Privacy and Data Sharing: The Way Forward for Public Services.
Whether the working group set up by the Association of Chief Police Officers to finalise the detailed database needed to fulfil the statutory obligation to establish a central register of firearms and shotgun certificates has submitted the requirement to the Association of Chief Police Officers Police National Computer Steering Committee;...
Whether the working group set up by the Association of Chief Police Officers to finalise the detailed database needed to fulfil the statutory obligation to establish a central register of firearms and shotgun certificates has submitted the requirement to the Association of Chief Police Officers Police National Computer Steering Committee;...
Statement on what was the outcome of the Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels on 12 March. [HL 1650].
Statement on what was the outcome of the Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels on 12 March. [HL 1650].
Whether it is now their intention to continue using the Local Inmates Database System (LIDS) for computer-based prisoner information in the Prison Service indefinitely; and whether they are satisfied that this system, and the others now to be retained beyond the year 2000, are Y2K compliant. [HL 1016].
Whether it is now their intention to continue using the Local Inmates Database System (LIDS) for computer-based prisoner information in the Prison Service indefinitely; and whether they are satisfied that this system, and the others now to be retained beyond the year 2000, are Y2K compliant. [HL 1016].
Whether it is still their intention ultimately to develop a common database of prisoners, ex-prisoners on parole or licence and former prisoners convicted of certain serious offences to be accessed by the Prison Service, the police and the probation service. [HL 1015].
Whether it is still their intention ultimately to develop a common database of prisoners, ex-prisoners on parole or licence and former prisoners convicted of certain serious offences to be accessed by the Prison Service, the police and the probation service. [HL 1015].
What sums have been set aside during the current and next financial year respectively to meet their obligations under Section 39 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997 to establish a central register of persons who have applied for a firearm or shotgun certificate or to whom a firearm or shotgun...
What sums have been set aside during the current and next financial year respectively to meet their obligations under Section 39 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997 to establish a central register of persons who have applied for a firearm or shotgun certificate or to whom a firearm or shotgun...
What facilities exist for the authorities to establish whether a person suspected of, arrested for or convicted of a criminal offence has been granted a firearm or shotgun certificate by a police force which is not that of the area in which the suspect, accused or criminal is currently residing....
What facilities exist for the authorities to establish whether a person suspected of, arrested for or convicted of a criminal offence has been granted a firearm or shotgun certificate by a police force which is not that of the area in which the suspect, accused or criminal is currently residing....
On what dates the working group set up by the Association of Chief Police Officers to finalise the detailed user requirement for the database needed to fulfil the statutory obligation to establish a central register of firearm and shot gun certificates has met; what further meetings are planned; and whether...
On what dates the working group set up by the Association of Chief Police Officers to finalise the detailed user requirement for the database needed to fulfil the statutory obligation to establish a central register of firearm and shot gun certificates has met; what further meetings are planned; and whether...
What remedy is available to the citizen who believes that the government are not meeting their obligations under the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997. [HL261].
What remedy is available to the citizen who believes that the government are not meeting their obligations under the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997. [HL261].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Williams of Mostyn on 16 November, 594 c136WA, whether they will list those modules which are currently available on the Police and Home Office Extended Name Index (Phoenix); those which are currently under preparation or under consideration; and which would fulfil a...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Williams of Mostyn on 16 November, 594 c136WA, whether they will list those modules which are currently available on the Police and Home Office Extended Name Index (Phoenix); those which are currently under preparation or under consideration; and which would fulfil a...
Whether they will name the members of the working group set up under the auspices of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) Administration of Firearms and Explosives Licensing Sub-Committee to finalise the detailed user requirement for the database needed to fulfil the statutory obligation to establish a central register...
Whether they will name the members of the working group set up under the auspices of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) Administration of Firearms and Explosives Licensing Sub-Committee to finalise the detailed user requirement for the database needed to fulfil the statutory obligation to establish a central register...
Whether they have fulfilled their statutory obligation to establish a central register of persons who have applied for a firearm or a shot gun certificate or to whom a firearm or shot gun certificate has been granted, as required under Section 39 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997, which came...
Whether they have fulfilled their statutory obligation to establish a central register of persons who have applied for a firearm or a shot gun certificate or to whom a firearm or shot gun certificate has been granted, as required under Section 39 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997, which came...
What are the names and qualifications of the members of the working group which has been set up to establish the central data base for the establishment of a central register of firearms holders required by Section 39 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997; when the working group was established;...
What are the names and qualifications of the members of the working group which has been set up to establish the central data base for the establishment of a central register of firearms holders required by Section 39 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997; when the working group was established;...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Williams of Mostyn on 22 July (593 c118WA), whether it is a statutory requirement of Section 39 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997 to establish a central register of firearm holders or whether the creation of such a register is dependent on...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Williams of Mostyn on 22 July (593 c118WA), whether it is a statutory requirement of Section 39 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997 to establish a central register of firearm holders or whether the creation of such a register is dependent on...
What progress has been made, since the Answer by the Lord Williams of Mostyn on 20 January (HL Deb c1374), with the establishment of a central register of persons who have applied for a firearm or shotgun certificate or to whom a firearm or shotgun certificate has been granted or...
What progress has been made, since the Answer by the Lord Williams of Mostyn on 20 January (HL Deb c1374), with the establishment of a central register of persons who have applied for a firearm or shotgun certificate or to whom a firearm or shotgun certificate has been granted or...
Why HM Prison, Bullingdon, returned a letter from Lord Avebury addressed to an Immigration Act detainee, Mr E J Esemuze, marked "Discharged" when it was a matter of common knowledge that, as one of the "Campsfield Five", he had been transferred to HM Prison Rochester. [HL 2456].
Why HM Prison, Bullingdon, returned a letter from Lord Avebury addressed to an Immigration Act detainee, Mr E J Esemuze, marked "Discharged" when it was a matter of common knowledge that, as one of the "Campsfield Five", he had been transferred to HM Prison Rochester. [HL 2456].
Whether they will monitor on ethnic grounds information held centrally on the Home Office Court Proceedings database on prosecutions brought under Section 154 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act. [HL 2410].
Whether they will monitor on ethnic grounds information held centrally on the Home Office Court Proceedings database on prosecutions brought under Section 154 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act. [HL 2410].
Statement on what action they are taking to prevent sex offenders from being employed in occupations with access to children and to prevent children being abused by people who are in a position of trust over them. [HL2136]. - Inc terms of reference for interdepartmental working group to consider additional...
Statement on what action they are taking to prevent sex offenders from being employed in occupations with access to children and to prevent children being abused by people who are in a position of trust over them. [HL2136]. - Inc terms of reference for interdepartmental working group to consider additional...