ID Cards Spun As ID Protection System

Securing our identity: A 21st Century public good
Home Office Press Release
19 June 2007

The National Identity Scheme will place a publicly accountable power to protect identity in the hands of citizens - an essential defence against challenges created by revolutions in technology, travel and society, Home Office minister Liam Byrne told a Chatham House conference today.


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