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Emergency Data Retention Legislation

Asked about the Emergency Data Retention Bill, the PMS said that the Legislation was being taken forward on a cross party basis. The European Court of Justice struck down a European data retention directive that provided the basis for UK secondary legislation. The UK?s primary legislation addresses the concerns around proportionality.

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