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What plans she has to investigate breaches of patient confidentiality by district health authorities and FHSAS. - Will write.
What plans she has to investigate breaches of patient confidentiality by district health authorities and FHSAS. - Will write.
What action she is taking to guarantee the confidentiality of medical records. - Inc ref to Management Executive guidance EL(92)60 (available in Library).
What action she is taking to guarantee the confidentiality of medical records. - Inc ref to Management Executive guidance EL(92)60 (available in Library).
What consideration has been given to ending the right to anonymity of victims in rape trials; what current provisions govern this right.
What consideration has been given to ending the right to anonymity of victims in rape trials; what current provisions govern this right.
Lords debate on motion to take note of European Communities Committee report on Protection of Personal Data (20th report HL 75 1992/ 93).
Lords debate on motion to take note of European Communities Committee report on Protection of Personal Data (20th report HL 75 1992/ 93).
To comment on the directive circulated to former members of the Security Service regarding the biographer of the late Sir Dick White.
To comment on the directive circulated to former members of the Security Service regarding the biographer of the late Sir Dick White.
That this House notes that the Data Protection Registrar has faced problems involving breaches of individual rights in connection with policing, the security services, the operation of immigration policy, poll tax abuses, the sale of the electoral register, benefits data, health data, the Child Support Agency and the use of the national insurance number as a unique personal identifier; notes that many of these serious privacy problems have stemmed directly from Government policy or the responsibilities of Ministers; further notes the threat to the effectiveness of the Registrar's Office due to large reductions in grant money to it despite the fact that complaints to the Registrar's Office are now running at a record 5,000 per year; also notes the Government's opposition to the data protection proposals from the European Commission which would strengthen individual privacy rights; and draws the inevitable conclusion that instead of trumpeting their weak proposals for Open Government, Ministers should call a halt to their open season on the infringement of individual privacy.
That this House notes that the Data Protection Registrar has faced problems involving breaches of individual rights in connection with policing, the security services, the operation of immigration policy, poll tax abuses, the sale of the electoral register, benefits data, health data, the Child Support Agency and the use of...
What steps are being taken to ensure that the successful contractor who takes over Operations West under the current market testing exercise will be able to ensure that (a) the security of personal information relating to his Department's staff held on the computer system and (b) the security and commercial...
What steps are being taken to ensure that the successful contractor who takes over Operations West under the current market testing exercise will be able to ensure that (a) the security of personal information relating to his Department's staff held on the computer system and (b) the security and commercial...
When he will publish his proposals on the regulation of the Press.
When he will publish his proposals on the regulation of the Press.
What monitoring has been carried out of the disposal of confidential information collected under the Financial Services Act 1986.
What monitoring has been carried out of the disposal of confidential information collected under the Financial Services Act 1986.
What plans he has to give guidance to health boards and trusts concerning the duty of confidentiality when dealing with publicity and promotion related to individual patients.
What plans he has to give guidance to health boards and trusts concerning the duty of confidentiality when dealing with publicity and promotion related to individual patients.
Trade Union Reform & Employment Rights Bill. Lords amendments considered & agreed to.
Trade Union Reform & Employment Rights Bill. Lords amendments considered & agreed to.
Estimates 1993-94 (Class XI, Vote 7). Second estimates day. Motion that a sum not exceeding £26,720,000 be granted to Her Majesty out of the Consolidated Fund to defray the charges that will come in course of payment during the year ending on 31st March 1994 for expenditure by the Department of National Heritage and the Royal Fine Arts Commission on administration. Agreed to on question. Resolved.
Estimates 1993-94 (Class XI, Vote 7). Second estimates day. Motion that a sum not exceeding £26,720,000 be granted to Her Majesty out of the Consolidated Fund to defray the charges that will come in course of payment during the year ending on 31st March 1994 for expenditure by the Department...
What safeguards are in place to protect the confidentiality of public records should their administration be contracted out to private sector companies under existing market testing proposals.
What safeguards are in place to protect the confidentiality of public records should their administration be contracted out to private sector companies under existing market testing proposals.
What proposals he is considering for protection in the media of the personal privacy of prominent persons.
What proposals he is considering for protection in the media of the personal privacy of prominent persons.
When he plans to make a further announcement on his policy in respect of the law on privacy of controls on the Press. (Failed OPQ).
When he plans to make a further announcement on his policy in respect of the law on privacy of controls on the Press. (Failed OPQ).
Trade Union Reform & Employment Rights Bill. Lords report stage second day. (HL Bill 90 1992/93).
Trade Union Reform & Employment Rights Bill. Lords report stage second day. (HL Bill 90 1992/93).
Lords debate on unstarred question on how HMG proposed to resolve the difference in priorities between the Dept of National Heritage & the Dept of Health with respect to patient confidentiality & the media in the context of the Patients Charter. - Includes fact that draft guidance on press & patient confidentiality will be placed in the Library.
Lords debate on unstarred question on how HMG proposed to resolve the difference in priorities between the Dept of National Heritage & the Dept of Health with respect to patient confidentiality & the media in the context of the Patients Charter. - Includes fact that draft guidance on press &...
Trade Union Reform & Employment Rights Bill. Lords report stage first day.
Trade Union Reform & Employment Rights Bill. Lords report stage first day.