Child abuse unit paying for data
Peter Sommer
ukcrypto at chiark.greenend.org.uk
Wed, 21 Jan 2009 17:30:19 +0000
A bit of financial context:
Jim Gamble is complaining that since April 2006 to date CEOP has had to
pay out £170K to ISPs.
The total funding of CEOP for the single financial year 2008-9 is
£7.77m, which includes £5.77 from the Home Office (via SOCA), £693K
from the EU Safer Internet Program, £745K for tarining given to various
organisations, with the balance coming from sponsorship.
(Source:
http://www.ceop.gov.uk/downloads/documents/ceop_businessplan0809.pdf)
And here is a breakdown of the requests to ISPs:
Amount CEOP has paid to ISPs in each relevant accounting period since
setting up in 2006:
£171,505.99
Financial year breakdown:
Financial year 2006/2007 = £37,184.32
Financial year 2007/2008 = £69,717.46
Financial year 2008/2009 (up to Dec 08) = £64,604.21
Requests CEOP has made to ISPs for information since setting up in April
2006:
= approximately 9,400
Financial year breakdown:
Financial Year 2006/2007 Total applications = 1200
Financial Year 2007/2008 Total applications = 3600
Financial Year 2008/2009 Total applications = 4600
Total = 9400
(NB: the cost of resolving data varies according to ISP provider so
these figures do not give an indication of cost per request).
(Source:
http://www.ceop.gov.uk/mediacentre/pressreleases/2009/ceop_21012009.asp)
Peter Sommer