National I.D card:
does anyone here actually agree to these things? gordon brown wants these in place by the next election, but what people are actually seeing is, that they will be enforced before then: for those who dont know about them here are some details:
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What is the National Identity Scheme?
The National Identity Scheme is an easy-to-use and extremely secure system of personal identification for adults living in the UK. Its cornerstone is the introduction of national ID cards for all UK residents over the age of 16.
Each ID card will be unique and will combine the cardholder’s biometric data with their checked and confirmed identity details, called a ‘biographical footprint’. These identity details and the biometrics will be stored on the National Identity Register (NIR). Basic identity information will also be held in a chip on the ID card itself.
This technology brings many benefits, including increased protection against identity theft or fraud (tell me more about the benefits of the scheme).
Through the scheme, which will be run by the Identity and Passport Service (IPS), accredited organisations will be able – with your permission – to use your ID card and the NIR to check your identity.
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personaly i will NEVER carry one! and if need be i will go to prison! i think they are a tool for the goverment to use to see what we are doing, buying, all sorts, and i dont want my freedom,
does anyone here actually agree to these things? gordon brown wants these in place by the next election, but what people are actually seeing is, that they will be enforced before then: for those who dont know about them here are some details:
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What is the National Identity Scheme?
The National Identity Scheme is an easy-to-use and extremely secure system of personal identification for adults living in the UK. Its cornerstone is the introduction of national ID cards for all UK residents over the age of 16.
Each ID card will be unique and will combine the cardholder’s biometric data with their checked and confirmed identity details, called a ‘biographical footprint’. These identity details and the biometrics will be stored on the National Identity Register (NIR). Basic identity information will also be held in a chip on the ID card itself.
This technology brings many benefits, including increased protection against identity theft or fraud (tell me more about the benefits of the scheme).
Through the scheme, which will be run by the Identity and Passport Service (IPS), accredited organisations will be able – with your permission – to use your ID card and the NIR to check your identity.
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personaly i will NEVER carry one! and if need be i will go to prison! i think they are a tool for the goverment to use to see what we are doing, buying, all sorts, and i dont want my freedom,