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To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they have had discussions with Google and other search engine providers about websites masquerading as official websites providing public services such as driving documents, passports and European Health Insurance Cards; and, if so, with what result.[HL4647]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they have had discussions with Google and other search engine providers about websites masquerading as official websites providing public services such as driving documents, passports and European Health Insurance Cards; and, if so, with what result.[HL4647]
Officials in the Government Digital Service (GDS) are leading a cross-government exercise to gather information about the operation of third-party websites offering services associated with official government services. Ministers are meeting with Google to discuss its enforcement of its own terms and conditions for advertising on its search results pages. We will also engage with other internet search engines with regards to the enforcement of their terms and conditions for sponsored advertisement products.
Where Government has become aware of websites that make misleading claims in their advertising, it has brought these complaints to the attention of the Advertising Standards Authority. The Government has taken, and continues to take, direct action to prevent the misuse of government logos or any suggestion of affiliation with government by these websites.
From 2014, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will be taking over many of the functions and responsibilities of the Competition Commission and the Office of Fair Trading. The CMA is an independent body.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what action they are taking to ensure that citizens are not misled by websites masquerading as official websites providing public services such as driving documents, passports and European Health Insurance Cards.[HL4646]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what action they are taking to ensure that citizens are not misled by websites masquerading as official websites providing public services such as driving documents, passports and European Health Insurance Cards.[HL4646]
Officials in the Government Digital Service (GDS) are leading a cross-government exercise to gather information about the operation of third-party websites offering services associated with official government services. Ministers are meeting with Google to discuss its enforcement of its own terms and conditions for advertising on its search results pages. We will also engage with other internet search engines with regards to the enforcement of their terms and conditions for sponsored advertisement products.
Where Government has become aware of websites that make misleading claims in their advertising, it has brought these complaints to the attention of the Advertising Standards Authority. The Government has taken, and continues to take, direct action to prevent the misuse of government logos or any suggestion of affiliation with government by these websites.
From 2014, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will be taking over many of the functions and responsibilities of the Competition Commission and the Office of Fair Trading. The CMA is an independent body.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they propose to take any action to close websites masquerading as official websites providing public services such as driving documents, passports and European Health Insurance Cards.[HL4648]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they propose to take any action to close websites masquerading as official websites providing public services such as driving documents, passports and European Health Insurance Cards.[HL4648]
Officials in the Government Digital Service (GDS) are leading a cross-government exercise to gather information about the operation of third-party websites offering services associated with official government services. Ministers are meeting with Google to discuss its enforcement of its own terms and conditions for advertising on its search results pages. We will also engage with other internet search engines with regards to the enforcement of their terms and conditions for sponsored advertisement products.
Where Government has become aware of websites that make misleading claims in their advertising, it has brought these complaints to the attention of the Advertising Standards Authority. The Government has taken, and continues to take, direct action to prevent the misuse of government logos or any suggestion of affiliation with government by these websites.
From 2014, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will be taking over many of the functions and responsibilities of the Competition Commission and the Office of Fair Trading. The CMA is an independent body.