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정부는 ID 카드 정당화 순서를 호소한다
목요일, 2007년 5월 31일
정부 상업의 사무실은 정보 재판소에 의해 순서에 대하여 정부의 신분증 계획을 위한 정당화를 사정하는 공식 기록을 간행해야 한다 호소했다. 그 사이에, 숙고 프로그램을 위한 전면 주요하 성직자 에서 기다리는 Gordon Brown 지원은 어떤 진짜 물질든지의 부족을 위해 see-sawing. 씨의 Robin Tam QC 의 OGC의 법 대표자 사무원은 고등 법원에, 프로젝트가 공식적인 승인을 주어지기 전에 2003년에 신분증 계획에 실행했었던 출입구 검토를 간행해야 한다 5월3일 에 정보 재판소에 의해 내려진 명령에 대하여 사무실의 호소를 신청하기 위하여 오늘 아침 돌고 달렸다. OGC는 그들의 노출이 정직한 제출을 만들기에서 과정에 그들의 헌납자를 낙담할 것이기 의 이유로 출입구 검토를 간행하는 것을 사절한다. 프로젝트의 건강의 소통량 빛 지적을 제외하고, 이른 출입구는에와 이렇게 요할 것입니다 무엇, 프로젝트는 성공하기 할 것 같다는 것을의 지적한다. 신분증 프로젝트의 실행가능은 - 그것의 할 것 같은 비용을 포함하여 - 계속 계획의 상대가 사용한 주요 논쟁의 한개이다. 정부는 계획 달리기를 얻기 직면하는 도전 과소평가의 일정하게 고소된다. 표 귀리 MP에는 및 표 Dziecielewski 의 No2ID 캠페인 그룹에게 점락된 안전 상담원에는, 둘 다 신원 계획을 위한 출입구 검토에 접근을 얻는 정보 요구의 신청한 자유 있었다. 둘 다 그러나 정보 재판소 사절되었었다 찾아내는 지난 달 거기 저것은 그것 은밀했던 유지에서 출입구 정보 적발에 있는 더 중대한 공공 이익이었다. 그것의 호소 신청에 OGC는, 생각했다는 것을 계산서에서, 밝혔다 검토 비밀을 지키는 공공 이익에서 더 많은 것 보다는 그들을 간행하기 위하여 있었다는 것을. 보고의 팔은 장관의 Gordon Brown 궁극적인 국장 직위의 밑에, OGC 2002년에 형성될 후 부터 있었다. 그가 국가에 그의것의 중앙 판자의 "열려있고는 책임이 있는" 정부 것 호소 한 재판소 결정 후에 브라운이 국무총리이기 위하여 그의 입찰을 주 발사할 때, 동시적으로. ID opponents were so hopeful about the change of premier that in the days before Brown launched his bid, a little loose talk from Jack Straw, his then leadership campaign manager, prompted speculation that the then Premiership hopeful planned to ditch ID cards because they because they would be too expensive. All Straw did was squirm under direct questions about the possibility that a review of the scheme might be possible. Straw’s comments were made the week before Brown won the Labour party contest to replace Tony Blair as Prime Minister. They chimed nicely with leaks that had placed Brown in opposition to identity cards on the basis that their costs outweighed their benefits. Now suddenly, everyone appears to have remembered how Brown had the HM Treasury commission a review of identity cards last July. Its brief was not to question whether ID cards were feasible, as is supposed to have been decided by the early Gateway reviews, but merely what preparations ought to be made for business to make the most of them. Its publication is more likely to be a justification of identity cards as a means of making Britain’s economy run even more ship-shape efficient than it already does. The assumption is that if business and government can between them establish and verify people’s identities more efficiently, then the economy can make some more money. The Treasury review, being conducted by financial bigwig Sir James Crosby, is likely to come out in favour of identity cards: as a means of categorising and organising people in a capitalist democracy, they will undoubtedly be of use to business. Aside from the numbers game, Brown’s opening speech for the leadership contest gave an indication of how he might review identity cards as an instrument of new labour social policy. He indicated more of the same by repeating the mantra of “rights and responsibilities”. But then weaved in the idea of economic and social entitlement into one utilitarian view of civil liberties: “Fairness not just for some but all who earn it.” So it less the case that Brown has at last come out in support of identity cards, than the press getting over the initial excitement that he might just possibly want to scrap them. It was nevertheless a good excuse to spin out some fresh sound bites in opposition to the scheme. The Liberal Democrats shadow home secretary Nick Clegg stepped up to the plate. Guy Herbert, general secretary of the campaign group NO2ID, had a pop as well: “John Major killed the poll tax. Mr Brown has a great opportunity to drop the whole misconceived plan for the government to ‘manage’ my identity and yours, before it has a chance to cripple his premiership”. The Conservative Party revealed how David Davis, the shadow home secretary, had written to Brown last week, asking him to clarify whether he was going to ditch the “expensive white elephant” that is the identity scheme or not. A reply will not be necessary.? Have Your Say: Government appeals ID card justification order Please read our posting guidelines before posting. Alternatively you can discuss this report here. Related News
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