To ask Her Majesty's Government whether, in the light of the recent announcement by Microsoft that Internet Explorer was used to carry out thecyber attacks which prompted Google to say it will withdraw from China, they will review the use of Internet Explorer throughout the public sector.

To ask Her Majesty's Government whether, in the light of the recent announcement by Microsoft that Internet Explorer was used to carry out thecyber attacks which prompted Google to say it will withdraw from China, they will review the use of Internet Explorer throughout the public sector.

To ask Her Majesty's Government what discussions they have had with the governments of France and Germany about security risks of using Internet Explorer; and whether they will encourage public sector users to use another web browser.

To ask Her Majesty's Government what discussions they have had with the governments of France and Germany about security risks of using Internet Explorer; and whether they will encourage public sector users to use another web browser.

Whether they will consider supporting the Free and Open Source Software Foundation for Africa, and whether they will draw this initiative to the attention of other member states of the European Union; [HL 3273].

Whether they will consider supporting the Free and Open Source Software Foundation for Africa, and whether they will draw this initiative to the attention of other member states of the European Union; [HL 3273].

When the AssetTrak system, which was intended to replace the MINDER system on 1 January, is now scheduled to come into operation; and how the Executive Committee of the United National High Commissioner for Refugees intends to secure the integrity of records used as balances of non-expendable property that would...

When the AssetTrak system, which was intended to replace the MINDER system on 1 January, is now scheduled to come into operation; and how the Executive Committee of the United National High Commissioner for Refugees intends to secure the integrity of records used as balances of non-expendable property that would...

What information was given to the Executive Committee of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees about the discrepancy between actual expenditure on non-expendable property of $68.4 million and the amount recorded by the MINDER system of £4 million; whether this relates only to assets acquired during the year 1999;...

What information was given to the Executive Committee of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees about the discrepancy between actual expenditure on non-expendable property of $68.4 million and the amount recorded by the MINDER system of £4 million; whether this relates only to assets acquired during the year 1999;...

What was the total expenditure on the MINDER system, including staff costs, up to the end of 1999. [HL 4261].

What was the total expenditure on the MINDER system, including staff costs, up to the end of 1999. [HL 4261].

Whether the testing of the Immigration and Nationality Directorate's casework system was completed as scheduled in November 1999; whether the piloting of the system to confirm that it is robust under normal operating conditions has been completed; whether they cleared the pre 1993 backlog by the end of 1999 as...

Whether the testing of the Immigration and Nationality Directorate's casework system was completed as scheduled in November 1999; whether the piloting of the system to confirm that it is robust under normal operating conditions has been completed; whether they cleared the pre 1993 backlog by the end of 1999 as...

What progress has been made in testing the Siemens casework system, designed for the Immigration and Nationality Dept; and when they expect it to be fully commissioned. [HL 4479]. - Includes ref to 19 May 1999 at 601 c32-3WA.

What progress has been made in testing the Siemens casework system, designed for the Immigration and Nationality Dept; and when they expect it to be fully commissioned. [HL 4479]. - Includes ref to 19 May 1999 at 601 c32-3WA.

What measures they have taken, or will take, to ensure that only licensed software is used in govt depts and agencies, local authorities and health authorities, and; in companies providing goods and services to public authorities. [HL 1201].

What measures they have taken, or will take, to ensure that only licensed software is used in govt depts and agencies, local authorities and health authorities, and; in companies providing goods and services to public authorities. [HL 1201].

Whether instructions have been issued to the governors of prisons in England and Wales and in Scotland respectively to maintain logbooks showing all commercial software programs acquired by their establishments and recording details of periodic checks made to ensure that no unlicensed software is in use. {HL 2272].

Whether instructions have been issued to the governors of prisons in England and Wales and in Scotland respectively to maintain logbooks showing all commercial software programs acquired by their establishments and recording details of periodic checks made to ensure that no unlicensed software is in use. {HL 2272].

What payments have been made by the prison authorities in England and Wales and in Scotland respectively in respect of unlicenced software found to have been used in their establishments as a result of enquiries by the Federation Against Software Theft (FAST) or otherwise; what measures have been taken to...

What payments have been made by the prison authorities in England and Wales and in Scotland respectively in respect of unlicenced software found to have been used in their establishments as a result of enquiries by the Federation Against Software Theft (FAST) or otherwise; what measures have been taken to...

Why they selected two firms to participate in the Quantum Project to assess the feasibilty and value for money options in the delivery of information technology to the Prison Service; how they will ensure that the supply of these services is open and competitive and that specifications are written in...

Why they selected two firms to participate in the Quantum Project to assess the feasibilty and value for money options in the delivery of information technology to the Prison Service; how they will ensure that the supply of these services is open and competitive and that specifications are written in...

Whether they will publish a list of Home Office publications which are printed in prison work-shops, & if they have any plans for training prisoners in the use of desktop publishing systems, so that more of the work on government publications generally can be done in prisons. - Includes list.

Whether they will publish a list of Home Office publications which are printed in prison work-shops, & if they have any plans for training prisoners in the use of desktop publishing systems, so that more of the work on government publications generally can be done in prisons. - Includes list.