Повторные проломы законов предохранения от данных вопросительными знаками повышения правителственных учреждений огромными над планами для регистра национальной самобытности необходимы для удостоверений личности и биометрического пасспорта, влиятельный парламентский барбос прав человека предупреждали.

MPs и пэры на Лорды и совместный комитет общих на правах человека сказанные повторные потери личной информации отделами увеличили их заботу, и после того как я объявлены они» предназначают принять близкий интерес в предложениях правительства детализированных для регистра национальной самобытности как и когда они вытеките.»

В трудн-ударяя рапорте комитет настоял уединение личных данных гарантировано под Европейская конвенция на правах человека также, как Поступок предохранения от данных . The report demands that detailed rules must in future be written in to all relevant primary legislation to “help ensure that data protection becomes a primary concern of managers and frontline staff in the public sector.”

The committee listed 18 previous occasions where it had expressed concern at the lack of data protection provisions in government bills, including one creating the unified HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) department - responsible for the 25 million child benefit records data loss last year - where it had flagged up the ” inadequacy of safeguards relating to HMRC information sharing powers”.

The committee questioned the role of justice minister Michael Wills, responsible for data protection and human rights issues - who said he was not personally responsible for ensuring other departments obey the law - insisting he must be more proactive.

The MPs were also surprised to discover government departments have senior officials designated as “human rights champions” about whom it had never heard.

Committee chairman Andrew Dismore said people had been shocked at the loss of child benefit data and demanded individual information should be treated “as sensitively and carefully as hard cash”.

“The government must demonstrate that it appreciates the seriousness of what needs to be done,” he said.

“The fundamental problem is a cultural one. There has been a rapid increase in the amount of data sharing in the public sector, which can be useful, important and necessary, but this has not been matched by the even more necessary strong commitment to safeguard the right to respect for privacy.”

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