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UK: No2ID: Petition: Stop the database state

01 January 2011

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UK: No2ID: < a href="http://www.no2id.net/downloads/petition.pdf">Petition: Stop the database state (pdf) "The main task is to expand and clarify, and to recruit public support for, the goals set out in the new NO2ID Petition - establishing personal control of personal information that doesn't rely on the goodwill and competence of the authorities: Government bodies must cease all unnecessary collecting of personal information about law-abiding residents of the United Kingdom.. The passing of personal information between government bodies, or using it for new purposes, without the genuine, informed consent of the persons concerned or a specific warrant from a court must stop."

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