Scottish Government Consultation on Identity Management and Privacy

December 20, 2009 | No Comments

The Scottish Government has recently undertaken a consultation regarding the introduction and composition of Identity Management and Privacy Principles.  The consultation seeks to “help ensure that respect for privacy is central to the way public services prove identity or entitlement and to help public service organisations comply with data protection and human rights legislation”.

This consultation began on 31st August and concluded on 23rd November 2009.

The consultation can be viewed here

Art. 08 Right to Private and Family Life, Data Protection and Freedom of Information

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