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I. Letter dated 16/12/2016 from Baroness Williams of Trafford to Lord Rosser regarding the Policing and Crime Bill: government amendments for Lords third reading: posthumous pardons to abolished offences, commencement (amendments to clause 192) and police complaints procedure. 2p. I. Amendments to be moved on third reading. 2p.
I. Letter dated 16/12/2016 from Baroness Williams of Trafford to Lord Rosser regarding the Policing and Crime Bill: government amendments for Lords third reading: posthumous pardons to abolished offences, commencement (amendments to clause 192) and police complaints procedure. 2p. I. Amendments to be moved on third reading. 2p.
My hon. Friend the Minister for Criminal Information, Lord Taylor of Holbeach, has today made the following written ministerial statement:
The Government have now delivered their commitment to reform the retention of DNA and fingerprint records by removing innocent people from the databases, and adding the guilty.
1,766,000 DNA profiles taken...
My hon. Friend the Minister for Criminal Information, Lord Taylor of Holbeach, has today made the following written ministerial statement:
The Government have now delivered their commitment to reform the retention of DNA and fingerprint records by removing innocent people from the databases, and adding the guilty.
1,766,000 DNA profiles taken...
The Government has now delivered its commitment to reform the retention of DNA and fingerprint records by removing innocent people from the databases, and adding the guilty.
1,766,000 DNA profiles taken from innocent adults and children have been deleted from the National DNA Database. 1,672,000 fingerprint records taken from innocent adults...
The Government has now delivered its commitment to reform the retention of DNA and fingerprint records by removing innocent people from the databases, and adding the guilty.
1,766,000 DNA profiles taken from innocent adults and children have been deleted from the National DNA Database. 1,672,000 fingerprint records taken from innocent adults...
National DNA Database Strategy Board. Annual Report 2012-13. 26 p.
National DNA Database Strategy Board. Annual Report 2012-13. 26 p.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government how many applications there have been for the Secretary of State to disregard a conviction under the terms of section 92 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012; how many of those applications have been successful; and what was the estimated total cost of processing...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government how many applications there have been for the Secretary of State to disregard a conviction under the terms of section 92 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012; how many of those applications have been successful; and what was the estimated total cost of processing...
To date the Home Office has received 118 applications to have a conviction or caution disregarded under the provisions of s.92 Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, of which 32 applications
have been granted. It is not possible to estimate the cost of processing these applications as the work has been absorbed within existing departmental resources.