How many responses to requests for information made under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 in the first month of its operation breached the deadline for response of 20 days. [HL 1122]. - Inc figures.

How many responses to requests for information made under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 in the first month of its operation breached the deadline for response of 20 days. [HL 1122]. - Inc figures.

What are the implications for current proposals for databases of the comments of the Government's Chief Information Officer and head of e-Government Unit that, in respect of information-sharing across and within branches of government: "It is technologically impossible and is not today's big worry. Plans for how we share information...

What are the implications for current proposals for databases of the comments of the Government's Chief Information Officer and head of e-Government Unit that, in respect of information-sharing across and within branches of government: "It is technologically impossible and is not today's big worry. Plans for how we share information...

Whether their refusal to make public summaries of independent Gateway reviews of information technology projects is consistent with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 2000. [HL 4654].

Whether their refusal to make public summaries of independent Gateway reviews of information technology projects is consistent with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 2000. [HL 4654].

Whether adequate controls are in place to guarantee proper accountability and transparency in the procurement and management of government information technology projects. [HL 4656].

Whether adequate controls are in place to guarantee proper accountability and transparency in the procurement and management of government information technology projects. [HL 4656].

Whether they will publish in full the correspondence quoted in part in paragraphs 383 and 384 of the Lord Butler of Brockwell's Review of Intelligence on Weapons of Mass Destruction. [HL 3873].

Whether they will publish in full the correspondence quoted in part in paragraphs 383 and 384 of the Lord Butler of Brockwell's Review of Intelligence on Weapons of Mass Destruction. [HL 3873].

What progress is being made towards implementation of Part III of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. [HL 3584].

What progress is being made towards implementation of Part III of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. [HL 3584].

Whether they are satisfied that transfers of airline passenger data records to the United States Department of Homeland Security are fully compliant with European Union and United Kingdom data protection law; and whether there are plans to create a centralised European Union-wide database of airline passenger data records to facilitate...

Whether they are satisfied that transfers of airline passenger data records to the United States Department of Homeland Security are fully compliant with European Union and United Kingdom data protection law; and whether there are plans to create a centralised European Union-wide database of airline passenger data records to facilitate...

Why there has been a delay in the announcement of the national e-crime strategy. [HL 1504].

Why there has been a delay in the announcement of the national e-crime strategy. [HL 1504].

What is their response to the suggestion that Gateway reviews of Government information technology projects should be published as a means of improving the accountability of the procurement process and avoiding information technology failures. [HL 1505].

What is their response to the suggestion that Gateway reviews of Government information technology projects should be published as a means of improving the accountability of the procurement process and avoiding information technology failures. [HL 1505].

Given the coming into force of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Communications Data) Order 2003 on 5 January, what steps are being taken to ensure that private companies which act as intermediaries in the processing of data requests are fully conversant and compliant with the legal requirements of the Data...

Given the coming into force of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Communications Data) Order 2003 on 5 January, what steps are being taken to ensure that private companies which act as intermediaries in the processing of data requests are fully conversant and compliant with the legal requirements of the Data...

Given the coming into force of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Communications Data) Order 2003 on 5 January, whether training of individuals as "single points of contact", is sufficiently advanced to ensure that the regime can operate satisfactorily. [HL 942].

Given the coming into force of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Communications Data) Order 2003 on 5 January, whether training of individuals as "single points of contact", is sufficiently advanced to ensure that the regime can operate satisfactorily. [HL 942].

Given the coming into force of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Communications Data) Order 2003 on 5 January, what plans they have to ensure that training programmes for "single points of contact" offered by private companies are fully compliant with the RIPA regime. [HL 943].

Given the coming into force of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Communications Data) Order 2003 on 5 January, what plans they have to ensure that training programmes for "single points of contact" offered by private companies are fully compliant with the RIPA regime. [HL 943].

Whether the use of cookies on Government websites is fully compliant with the requirements of the recently implemented Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations. [HL 508].

Whether the use of cookies on Government websites is fully compliant with the requirements of the recently implemented Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations. [HL 508].

Whether they believe that retailers and other users of radio frequency identification tags should make their policies and practices in respect of such tags available to the public. [HL 154].

Whether they believe that retailers and other users of radio frequency identification tags should make their policies and practices in respect of such tags available to the public. [HL 154].

Whether they confirm the accuracy of Privacy International's calculation that a billion individual pieces of data (comprising e-mail logs and logs of Internet activity), representing requests to communications providers for access to around a million customer records, are released to the police and other official bodies in each year; and,...

Whether they confirm the accuracy of Privacy International's calculation that a billion individual pieces of data (comprising e-mail logs and logs of Internet activity), representing requests to communications providers for access to around a million customer records, are released to the police and other official bodies in each year; and,...

How many reports of virus attacks or other computer crimes have been made under the confidentiality charter of the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit since its inception in December. [HL 2041].

How many reports of virus attacks or other computer crimes have been made under the confidentiality charter of the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit since its inception in December. [HL 2041].

Whether Questions for Written Answers that refer the questioner to a website for the relevant information are an appropriate and effective way of disseminating the information being sought to both the questioner and the wider public. [HL 437]. - Inc ref to 12 May 2002, 612 c241-2.

Whether Questions for Written Answers that refer the questioner to a website for the relevant information are an appropriate and effective way of disseminating the information being sought to both the questioner and the wider public. [HL 437]. - Inc ref to 12 May 2002, 612 c241-2.

To confirm recent reports of an announcement from the Home Office at the Streaming Media Europe event that current proposals for introducing a data retention regime under the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 are to be abandoned; and what are the implications for the voluntary regime of data retention...

To confirm recent reports of an announcement from the Home Office at the Streaming Media Europe event that current proposals for introducing a data retention regime under the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 are to be abandoned; and what are the implications for the voluntary regime of data retention...

Whether, in the context of data retention, there are incompatibilities in the existing law which have proved insurmountable in the terms of delivering a scheme, whether voluntary or mandatory, as provided for in the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001. - No. [HL 580].

Whether, in the context of data retention, there are incompatibilities in the existing law which have proved insurmountable in the terms of delivering a scheme, whether voluntary or mandatory, as provided for in the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001. - No. [HL 580].