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House of LordsSession 2008-09
 Publications on the internet 
Constitution Committee Publications
 http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld200809/ldselect/ldconst/18/1802.htm 
Constitution Committee - Second Report
 
Surveillance: Citizens and the State
 Here you can browse the report which was oruse of Lords to be printed 21 January 2009.
CONTENTS
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TChapter 1: Introduction—the Committee report Background Developments during the course of the inquiry Box 1: Timeline of main events A "constitutional approach" AcknowledgementsChapte and data collectionr 2: Overview of surveillance Part One—Key definitions Background Two broad types of surveillance Uses of personal data Data sharing Data matching 
 
Data mining andprofiling Privacy Data protection Part Two—Characteristics of contemporary surveillance and data use The role of technology The impetus behind surveillanceand data use Large-scale, routine practices The availability of technology The global flow of personal data Public sector and private sector data usesChapter 3: Advantages and disadvantages of surveillance and the use of personal data ce and the collection of personal data—Law enforcement and publicAdvantages of surveillansafety CCTV DNA Covert surveillance Combating fraud Advantages of surveillance and the collection of personal data—Provision of public services Data collection and public policy formation Disadvantages of surveillance and the collection of personal data lationshipsThe threat to privacy and social re Surveillance and trust in the State Surveillance and discrimination Surveillance and personal securityChapteardsr 4: Legal Regulation and Safegu The Human Rights Act 1998 
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