| Amendments proposed to the Identity Cards Bill, As Amended - continued | House of Commons |
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David Davis 26 Page 22, line 3 [Clause 25], leave out from 'must' to 'about' and insert 'lay before each House of Parliament a general report'.
David Davis 27 Page 22, line 5 [Clause 25], leave out subsections (2) to (5) and insert—'(2) The Commissioner may also, at any time, lay before each House of Parliament such other reports on any matter relating to the carrying out of those functions as the Commissioner thinks fit.'.
David Davis 28 Page 22, line 5 [Clause 25], leave out subsection (2).
David Davis 29 Page 22, line 8 [Clause 25], leave out subsection (3).
David Davis 35 Page 22, line 8 [Clause 25], leave out 'annual'.
David Davis 36 Page 22, line 9 [Clause 25], at end insert 'and (2)'.
David Davis 38 Page 22 [Clause 25], leave out lines 12 to 15 and insert 'would cause substantial harm to the public interest'.
David Davis 37 Page 22, line 12 [Clause 25], leave out from 'security' to end of line 15.
David Davis 39 Page 22, line 12 [Clause 25], at end insert 'serious'.
David Davis 40 Page 22, line 13 [Clause 25], leave out from 'crime' to 'or' in line 14.
David Davis 25 Page 22, line 14 [Clause 25], leave out from 'authority' to end of line 15.
REMAINING NEW CLAUSESScrutiny by Government Chief Scientific Adviser
David Davis NC2 To move the following Clause:—'The Government's Chief Scientific Adviser shall, within 12 months of the passing of this Act, lay before each House of Parliament a report on the reliability and security of the biometrics and technology chosen to implement the provisions of this Act relating to the Register and to ID cards.'.
Disclosure from the Register: unlawful activities
David Davis NC3 To move the following Clause:—'(1) This section shall have effect in relation to any disclosure from the Register which is authorised by provisions in sections 19 to 23. (2) It shall be unlawful for any person who obtains information about an individual from the Register to retain copies of that information for the purpose of duplicating the Register or part of the Register. (3) It shall be unlawful for any person who obtains information about a particular individual from the Register to disclose that information about that individual to another public authority unless an entry relating to that disclosure is recorded in the Register for that individual. (4) It shall be unlawful for any person who obtains information about a particular individual from the Register to disclose that information about that individual to another person for his (the second person's) purpose where the other person is not authorised to obtain that information directly from the Register. (5) The term "connected with" shall not be construed as meaning that the connection with a particular event is remote or unlikely, but to the contrary, that the connection with an event is significant or that failure to obtain the information from the Register could prejudice an investigation into that event. (6) The phrase "in the interests of national security" shall be construed as meaning that failure to obtain the information from the Register would cause prejudice to the objective of safeguarding national security. (7) Any person who obtains information from the Register shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that any obtaining, use or disclosure of the information is consistent with the requirements of the Human Rights Act 1998 (c. 42).'.
The Register and CCTV systems
Mr Richard Allan NC6 To move the following Clause:—'Use of the National Identity Register in conjunction with CCTV systems shall be considered to be directed surveillance for the purposes of Part 2 of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (c. 23).'.
David Davis 1 Page 1, line 2, leave out Clause 1.
Mr Richard Allan 42 Page 2, line 10 [Clause 1], leave out 'previously'.
David Davis 11 Page 2, line 11 [Clause 1], at end insert 'during the previous five years'.
Mr Richard Allan 43 Page 2, line 12 [Clause 1], after 'resident', insert 'during the previous three years'.
David Davis 2 Page 4, line 8 [Clause 3], leave out 'statutory purposes' and insert 'purposes of the National Identification Scheme specified in section [National Identification Scheme]'.
David Davis 3 Page 4, line 14 [Clause 3], leave out 'statutory purposes' and insert 'purposes of the National Identification Scheme specified in section [National Identification Scheme]'.
Mr Secretary Clarke 52 Page 4, line 29 [Clause 4], at end insert—'( ) The Secretary of State must not make an order containing (with or without other provision) any provision designating a description of documents for the purposes of this Act unless a draft of the order has been laid before Parliament and approved by a resolution of each House.'.
Mr Richard Allan 44 Page 4, line 43 [Clause 5], at end insert—
David Davis 4 Page 5, line 21 [Clause 5], leave out 'statutory purposes' and insert 'purposes of the National Identification Scheme specified in section [National Identification Scheme]'.
Mr Alex Salmond 65 Page 5, line 21 [Clause 5], at end insert—'(7) A requirement under subsection (5)(a) shall only be made if the specified place is at a distance no greater than 15 miles from the individual's place of residence.'.
Mr Alex Salmond 66 Page 5, line 21 [Clause 5], at end insert—'(7) A requirement under subsection (5)(a) shall not apply to—
David Davis 5 Page 7, line 7 [Clause 8], at end insert—'(1A) An ID card may only be issued for the purposes of the National Identification Scheme specified in section [National Identification Scheme].'.
David Davis 33 Page 7, line 25 [Clause 8], leave out subsection (5).
David Davis 12 Page 7, line 29 [Clause 8], leave out from 'except' to end of line 32 and insert 'where—
Mr Alex Salmond 67 Page 8, line 36 [Clause 9], at end insert—'(7) A requirement under subsection (4)(a) shall only be made if the specified place is at a distance no greater than 15 miles from the individual's place of residence.'.
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