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Identity Documents Bill

Proceeding contribution from Alan Johnson (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 9 June 2010. It occurred during Debate on bills on Identity Documents Bill.
That precise point has been made by Liberty, which opposes ID cards—[Interruption.] An hon. Member says that Liberty does not make that point, but it does, on the basis that ID cards for foreign nationals will be compulsory. Although it is a card with fingerprints and biometric identification, we cannot now call it an ID card, which is really silly—it must be called a ““permit”” or ““warrant”” or some such thing. Liberty says that either everyone should have a card, which is novel for Liberty, or no one should have one.

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Reference

511 c362 

Session

2010-12

Chamber / Committee

House of Commons chamber
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