Lords consideration of Commons amendments. Commons amendments agreed to. Lords amendment to a Commons amendment agreed to on division (252 votes to 213). Remaining Commons amendments agreed to.

Lords consideration of Commons amendments. Commons amendments agreed to. Lords amendment to a Commons amendment agreed to on division (252 votes to 213). Remaining Commons amendments agreed to.

My Lords, Amendments 29 and 30 relate to Clause 51, which enables data subjects to exercise certain rights through the Information Commissioner. Under Part 3, where a person makes a subject access request, it may be necessary for the police or another competent authority to give a “neither confirm nor...

My Lords, Amendments 29 and 30 relate to Clause 51, which enables data subjects to exercise certain rights through the Information Commissioner. Under Part 3, where a person makes a subject access request, it may be necessary for the police or another competent authority to give a “neither confirm nor...

Moved by

Baroness Williams of Trafford

Moved by

Baroness Williams of Trafford

My Lords, these amendments relate to the immigration exemption in paragraph 4 of Schedule 2, which was debated at some length during the passage of the Bill through this House. It may assist the House if I briefly restate the case for this provision.

The Bill and the GDPR extend and...

My Lords, these amendments relate to the immigration exemption in paragraph 4 of Schedule 2, which was debated at some length during the passage of the Bill through this House. It may assist the House if I briefly restate the case for this provision.

The Bill and the GDPR extend and...

I thank the noble Baroness for setting out the rationale for Amendment 175A. I wholeheartedly endorse the sentiment behind it— namely, that the data protection principles must underpin the processing of personal data held by the Home Office for immigration purposes. I also unreservedly support the notion that the Home...

I thank the noble Baroness for setting out the rationale for Amendment 175A. I wholeheartedly endorse the sentiment behind it— namely, that the data protection principles must underpin the processing of personal data held by the Home Office for immigration purposes. I also unreservedly support the notion that the Home...

Moved by

Baroness Williams of Trafford

118: After Clause 125, insert the following new Clause—

“Records of national security certificates

Records of national security certificates

(1) A Minister of the Crown who issues a certificate under section 25, 77 or 109 must send a copy of the certificate to the Commissioner.

(2) If the Commissioner receives...

Moved by

Baroness Williams of Trafford

118: After Clause 125, insert the following new Clause—

“Records of national security certificates

Records of national security certificates

(1) A Minister of the Crown who issues a certificate under section 25, 77 or 109 must send a copy of the certificate to the Commissioner.

(2) If the Commissioner receives...

My Lords, government Amendment 118 responds to an amendment tabled in Committee by the noble Baroness, Lady Hamwee. I said then that I recognised the concern that had been expressed about the lack of transparency as regards national security certificates and that I would consider what more could be done...

My Lords, government Amendment 118 responds to an amendment tabled in Committee by the noble Baroness, Lady Hamwee. I said then that I recognised the concern that had been expressed about the lack of transparency as regards national security certificates and that I would consider what more could be done...

Lords report stage third day (part one of two). New clause (Duty to support small organisations) discussed and withdrawn. New clause (Code on personal data of national significance) agreed. New clause (Age appropriate design code) agreed. New clause (Records of national security certificates) agreed. New clause (Inquiry into issues arising from data protection breaches committed by or on behalf of news publishers) agreed to on division (238 to 209).New clause (Approval of first guidance about regulatory action) agreed. New clause (Publishers of news-related material: damages and costs) agreed to on division (211 to 200). Amendment 107B agreed to on division (235 to 204). Amendments 90, 97, 99, 103 to 105, 108 to 116, 118, 120 to 124, 127A, 130 to 131, 133 to 136, 138 to 150 agreed to.

Lords report stage third day (part one of two). New clause (Duty to support small organisations) discussed and withdrawn. New clause (Code on personal data of national significance) agreed. New clause (Age appropriate design code) agreed. New clause (Records of national security certificates) agreed. New clause (Inquiry into issues arising...

My Lords, I start by thanking noble Lords for their amendments, which bring us

back to the important issues around the use of automated processing in what is an increasingly digital world. I apologise if my smile was misleading, I was just very pleased to see the noble Baroness in...

My Lords, I start by thanking noble Lords for their amendments, which bring us

back to the important issues around the use of automated processing in what is an increasingly digital world. I apologise if my smile was misleading, I was just very pleased to see the noble Baroness in...

My Lords, this has been a lengthy but excellent debate. I very much welcome the broad support from across the House for the Bill’s objectives; namely, that we have a data protection framework that is fit for the digital age, supports the needs of businesses, law enforcement agencies and other...

My Lords, this has been a lengthy but excellent debate. I very much welcome the broad support from across the House for the Bill’s objectives; namely, that we have a data protection framework that is fit for the digital age, supports the needs of businesses, law enforcement agencies and other...

Lords second reading. Agreed to on question. Bill committed to a Grand Committee. Part 2 of 2.

Lords second reading. Agreed to on question. Bill committed to a Grand Committee. Part 2 of 2.