Identity Documents Bill
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The Identity Documents Bill is a legislative programme that was initiated by the Coalition Government and announced in the Queens Speech on 25 May 2010 as being a prospective law that would legalise the scrapping of the ID card scheme introduced under New Labour in the aftermath of the attacks of 9/11. It also promises to destroy all related data that is kept in the National Identity Register.[1]. The introduction of the Bill and its proposals to scrap ID cards will save the UK £4.5 billion.[2]
Notes
- ↑ Home Office legislative programme announced Home Office, 25 May 2010, accessed 27.05.10
- ↑ Alan Travis, ID cards scheme to be scrapped within 100 days the Guardian, 27 May 2010, accessed 27.05.10
