By Tom Espiner
Published: Thursday 12 January 2006
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Name
James Button
Location
London
Occupation
Consultant
Comment
So use the information access legislation to ask for details of the data to the government as needed to respond to government requests .
And - if they decline to hand over that information then the ISP can take them to court - and will - presumably have to disclose what, and who the information they were refused is about.
That will work wonders for the 'Special Branch' and other 'Intelligence' organisations investigations
Nice one -
something about hoist on your own pet-Clarke
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