MPs are to launch an inquiry into the government's growing use of
surveillance measures such as CCTV cameras, DNA databases and the proposed ID
cards scheme.
Jack Straw, Leader of the House, told MPs that the
Home
Affairs Committee will announce the inquiry on 27 March.
The inquiry was triggered in part by last October's report from the
Information
Commissioner's Office, which warned that the UK risked "sleep walking into a
surveillance society".
Shadow Home Secretary David Davis said in response to Straw's announcement:
"Labour should realise that the state exists to serve the citizen and not the
other way round."
A separate Home Office review of CCTV is expected next month. The report will
recommend that all CCTV recordings can be used as evidence in court.
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