By Dan Ilett
Published: Monday 20 December 2004
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Au contraire, deleted emails should be ARCHIVED.
Even if they are never read, the Civil Service needs to know it's always accountable to the public.
Au contraire, deleted emails should be ARCHIVED.
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Anonymous
Why should emails be archived? Are you going to in...
Ian J. Kennedy
What nonsense, since when has a government and par...
Charles Wood
exactly, and while it's unrealistic to try and rec...
Anonymous
Just before the Berlin wall fell in November 1989 ...
Steve Watkins
In an environment where trust in the Government is...
Nick Gallop
NO Government correspondence should be deleted.
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Simon
The Cabinet Office appears to have approved (more ...
Michael Decker
Now that storing data in digital form is becoming ...
James Barry Mckinnon
The government is keen for the publics emails and ...
Terry Carlin
Sensationalist rubbish. People who should know be...
A Civil Servant
Ho, ho, ho ... I read that a spokesperson said the...
Dave Leslie
The comment from the Civil Servant is utter rubbis...
Neil Postlethwaite
Sauce for the goose: RIP Act
"Sweeping proposal...
Anonymous
How did civil servants exempt themselves from SOX?...
Anonymous
There appear to be 2 types of emails discussed her...
Anonymous
I'm with the civil servant on this one (and I find...
M. Ripley
Above & beyond all the issues of motive or right &...
Kevin Inskip
I bet Oliver North wished that the messages he tho...
Phil
SOX is a US rule! We aren't run from Washington - ...
Anonymous
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