By Andy McCue
Published: Wednesday 27 October 2004
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The main problem is with the database behind the ID cards. The initial information may already be public, but do we honestly believe it will stay that way? The government can't even get the NHS IT systems to work or in budget, and that is tiny in comparison with the proposed national database. A few months ago the ID card was not going to be compulsary, now it is. What next? It appears that George Orwell didn't know the half of it.
The problem is not with ID cards per se, it is wit...
Charles Wood
The main problem is with the database behind the I...
Anonymous
Any ID card is better than no ID card.
I have had...
Peter Goddard
The problem is not the cards - the problems are (a...
Anonymous
When is the next election ?
Anonymous
id card application form bonfire, trafalgar square...
Mark SPLINTER
*Why only personalised signature system will prote...
Mr.Y.K.Raja
Its not the ID card that's the problem. Its the da...
Malcolm Ripley
Thinking with the US way of thinking, how much com...
Anonymous
Blunkett is just another government idiot being le...
Roger Huffadine
Biometric data is NOT already public Mr Blunkett. ...
Anonymous
no way-blunkett get lost.we already have national ...
Anonymous
FORGET SCANNING OUR KIDS FINGERPRINTS TOO!!!
re-p...
Anonymous
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