Identity Cards Bill

How can that be squared with Clause 14(2)? It says that:"““The only information about an individual that may be provided to a person under this section””—" and that includes the individual himself—is as set out in paragraphs (a) to (h), which, for example, highlights paragraph 8 and other information in Schedule 1. Is the noble Baroness saying, ““Forget all about Clause 14(2). The Data Protection Act allows you to see your own entry so that you can see who has been prying into your affairs, when and for what reason””? I do not believe that that is right. Surely the express terms of this clause must prevail over the Data Protection Act.