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But let a hundred flowers bloom, say I. Anyone who is rude about the scheme is fine by me.
Already ordered a couple of the No2ID shirts, Guy 🙂
Latest news on the LSE report controversy out today on
eGovMonitor.com, and other sources, no doubt.
Home Office rebuttals are to be rebutted in a new academic report in the autumn, apparently.
Meanwhile, the LSE says that one of the most serious misrepresentations made by the HO is their claim regarding the European Commissioner for Human Rights’ opinion on the legality of the proposed ID card scheme. “The Home Office’s proposal could not be further from the requirements set out by the Commissioner” quoth the LSE.
Nice to see the pressure being kept up.