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UK: Communications Data Bill published

22 June 2012

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And see: Brussels could 'clash' with London over UK snooper's charter - 'Maybe not everyone understands the Treaty of Lisbon' (The Register, link):

"A fine "balancing act" is needed to prevent a "clash" between British Home Secretary Theresa May's controversial plans to bring in a data communications-snooping law and the "rights" of the UK citizen, European Commission vice-president Viviane Reding warned when questioned by The Register"

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