In article <[log in to unmask]>, Adam
Warren <[log in to unmask]> writes
>Has anyone come across anything concerning the voluntary (s.102) or statutory
>(s.104) codes of practice for retention of communications data under Part 11 of
>ATCSA 2001? I've heard that something is in the process of being drafted, but
>whether it is voluntary or compulsory, and what its terms may be...nothing.
There will be a public consultation in September (despite the OIC's
reported views on the Code).
At the moment it looks as if the OIC has said the code will be OK, as
long as the data which is retained is only accessed for National
Security purposes. No-one is quite sure how to arrange that, other than
perhaps documenting your current retention periods and data types, and
then looking to see if future RIPA data requests lie within that (all
purposes) or outside (only national security). Then what happens if a
PACE production order turns up?
The Internet Crime Forum has a working group on agreeing a set of data
types with Law Enforcement, and it would be unwise if the Home Office
departed much from that, in a proposed CoP. Most of the Internet
Community (including academic networks) is represented via the ICF.
--
Roland Perry
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