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UK: Police will have 'backdoor' access to health records despite opt-out, says MP

06 February 2014

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"David Davis says police would be able to approach central NHS database without a warrant as critics warn of catastrophic breach of trust"

See the full article: Police will have 'backdoor' access to health records despite opt-out, says MP - David Davis says police would be able to approach central NHS database without a warrant as critics warn of catastrophic breach of trust (Guardian, link)

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