Minister Admits Id Cards 'Oversold' Calls to Rethink Policy

The HeraldAugust 05, 2005

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THE government last night faced down calls for the scrapping of its controversial [pounds]6bn identity card scheme after the minister responsible for it apologised for having oversold the policy and admitted legislation to introduce it was f lawed.

Tony McNulty told a private meeting of the Fabian Society, a left- wing think-tank: "Perhaps in the past the government, in its enthusiasm, oversold the advantages of identity cards."

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Minister Admits Id Cards 'Oversold' Calls to Rethink Policy

On their being able to combat identity fraud, benefit fraud and terrorism, the minister noted: "Maybe in the past we were offering th...

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