Much more at stake than a little plastic card

Questioning the Data Protection Commissioner’s judgment gives lie to the contempt with which the State holds privacy rights and the office itself, writes Cianan Brennan

Much more at stake than a little plastic card

Questioning the Data Protection Commissioner’s judgment gives lie to the contempt with which the State holds privacy rights and the office itself, writes Cianan Brennan

The Government’s decision to challenge the highly critical findings of the Data Protection Commissioner on the Public Services Card may prove to be a supreme act of folly.

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