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Hawkes: State organisations have 'scant regard' for data protection

The Data Protection Commissioner has warned state bodies they face a crackdown unless they overhaul the way they treat personal data, accusing them of eroding public trust.

Hawkes: State organisations have 'scant regard' for data protection

Mon, 12 May, 2014 - 14:14

By Noel Baker

The Data Protection Commissioner has warned state bodies they face a crackdown unless they overhaul the way they treat personal data, accusing them of eroding public trust.

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