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UK: New report finds significant flaws with Identity Card scheme

01 March 2005

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A new report from the London School of Economics released on 21 March has found that the UK Government's ID Card Bill is 'too complex, technically unsafe, overly prescriptive and lack a foundation of public trust and confidence'.

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