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Current documents are draft copies yet to be ratified by the party though a vote and finalised by party members. The articles on this wiki may not represent the official views of the Pirate Party of the United Kingdom.

This is one of the subsection for the Privacy Policy draft. For more information and for links to the other subsections, see the main page.

Sections:

• Main Page
  • 1 - CCTV
  • 2 - ID Cards and the National Identity Register
  • 3 - Data Collection and storage
  • 4 - Government Transparency
  • 5 - RIPA
  • 6 - Taking and publishing of pictures etc.
  • 7 - Communication traffic monitoring

Contents 1 Data Collection & Storage 1.1 Introduction 2 Votes 2.1 3.1 Security of collected data 2.2 3.2 Punishments for breaches

Data Collection & Storage

Introduction

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Votes

Here is a list of votes that I feel need to be taken by the party members. --Duke 12:49, 1 October 2009 (UTC)

3.1 Security of collected data

Should there be specific government-published methods (such as encryption methods) for maintaining the security of any database of personal information (as covered by the Data Protection Act)?

1. Legally required level of security.
2. Recommended level of security, with a legally enforced minimum level.
3. Recommended minimum level.
4. No government-issued recommendations or laws.
5. More debate needed.

3.2 Punishments for breaches

Who should be held responsible for any breach or misuse of any such database?

1. The relevant Data Controller (as defined by the Data Protection Act) with a minimum punishment (e.g. a fine or prison sentence).
2. The relevant Data Controller (as defined by the Data Protection Act) with a maximum punishment.
3. The individual directly responsible for the breach with a minimum punishment.
4. The individual directly responsible for the breach with a maximum punishment.
5. No punishment.
6. More debate needed.