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UK: Exemptions made for data collected for the London Congestion Zone and London transport systems from the provisions of the Data Protection Act

01 August 2007

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On 4 July 2007 Home Secretary signed a Certificate exempting the use of data collected for the London Congestion Zone and London transport systems through CCTV, audio and any other surveillance device from the provisions of the Data Protection Act when accessed and processed by the Special Branch, MI5 and other security agencies: Certificate (pdf) The case of the certificate (pdf)

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