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I want to make a complaint about no2id and it's moderation. I posted this topic yesterday and it was removed, why. Go and look in moderated. Someone checked for me. Bloody disgusting. Seems like no2id favoritism. Sort it out no2id. You really know how to piss peole off.

http://www.computerworlduk.com/management/government-law/public-sector/news/index.cfm?newsid=17477 November 06, 2009 Weak supplier management placing £200bn government projects ‘at risk’ OGC needs to develop standard government approaches with suppliers, MPs say By Leo King, www.computerworlduk.com ShareThis Government projects worth a total of £200 billion are being put at risk by Whitehall's lack of commercial expertise, according...

In what sense? This is focussed on online identity management and, if it were to take off - and that's a big if in my opinion (as there's little incentive for those verifying relationships) - I would see the government as a potential verifier of a relationship rather than a relying party. Also, this is attempting to establish a legal framework around federated trust relationships which is a very significant undertaking, particularly...

Chris Williams :

CaptJim wrote: The mother and daughter refused to comply as they said no other store required them to carry a Passport to shop (claiming this would risk loss or theft) and the EU ID cards should be sufficient. They might be able to claim for both racial discrimination and some kind of breach of EU Law, given a carefully constructed case (the fundamental freedom of movement provisions mean an member-state's ID card is supposed to be...

It's not evidence on it's self of anything other than that particular was born or married on a certain date at a certain place. Taken in tangent with other evidence that someone says who they say they are it can be used to establish Identity, hence why people like the DWP have them on their list http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk/JCP/Customers/WorkingAgeBenefits/Proofofidentity/index.html Give it time though and if the Home Office get...

He does eventually raise a few questions and a couple of important points, including :

Dear Guest, 'Wrong sorry'? Does ANPR know who is in the car? yes or no. We know this can be established most times later by enquiry but that is not ANPR. So it doesn't track people and that is correct; nothing 'wrong' about it. Does it track vehicles? Or does it merely record vehicles passing a certain point? Yes or no? Well you can call that 'tracking' but surveillance officers would be back on the beat if...

Quote: What right does the state have to tell a mother how she disciplines her children? Generally, the state does not have any right to dictate to parents how they should discipline their own children. The only exception would occur if a parent used what is now legally considered to be beyond "reasonable chastisement", e.g. by striking a child in such a way as to leave bruises etc. Quote: Why was she trailed by unmarked...

"Big Brother Watch" is for all intents and purposes a wholly owned subsidiary of the Taxpayers' Alliance, and Alex Deane's record at the Conservatives (he used to be Cameron's chief of staff) is hardly conducive to civil liberties if his ConHome columns are anything to go by. What was that saying about devils and long spoons?