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[Watkin Simon]

> From: Peter Fairbrother [mailto:zenadsl6186@zen.co.uk]
> Sent: 07 June 2006 7:38 PM
> 
> Today the UK Home Office announced the public consultation on the Code of
> Practice of Part 3 of RIPA. This is the first stage of the process by
> which
> it can be brought into force. Part III of RIPA is the
> "policeman-say-gimme-all-your-keys-or-go-to-jail-(and-don't-tell-anybody)"
> law passed 6 years ago but not yet brought into force.

I think you mean
"policeman-may-say-gimme-a-key-of-your-choice-to-make-sense-of-data-he-got-o
r-about-to-get-(and-he-may-say-don't-tell-anyone-except-your-lawyer)".  Then
again he's more likely to say, "I've got some data I know you can make sense
of it, make sense of it".

Simon Watkin
Home Office


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