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政府はIDカード検討のレポートを退去させる
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によって Tash Shifrin
Downing Street has denied reports that the prime minister is planning a technical review of the controversial £5.4bn ID cards scheme.
保護者新聞のレポートはGordon BrownがIDカードの後ろの技術について計画する心配した確認し、検討-プログラムを遅らせることができる移動--を要求したことをことを「いくつかの行政上の源」が言った。
しかし第10スポークスマンはレポートを、否定した言: 「ない私達の方針に変更が」。
先月、アイデンティティおよびパスポートサービスはaを発表した 最終候補者名簿 of eight key suppliers for the scheme. It has now entered a period of competitive dialogue, which as the next stage of selecting a supplier.
IPS commercial director Bill Crothers has said potential bidders would be expected to raise critical points about the technical feasibility of the scheme during the dialogue process.
But the government has consistently refused to release details of gateway reviews of the ID cards scheme carried out by the Office of Government Commerce. Information commissioner Richard Thomas ordered the release of the documents – and was backed by the information tribunal – but the government has filed a High Court appeal against the tribunal’s ruling.
Gordon Brown did announce a review of data sharing by public and private sector bodies in a speech focusing on civil liberties last month that acknowledged the “continuing debate about ID cards”.
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