§ Mr. CohenTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, pursuant to his answer to the hon. Member for Truro and St. Austell (Mr. Taylor) of 27 January 2000,Official Report, column 229–30W, what assessment he has made of the extent to which the increase in revenues attributable to the subject access under the Data Protection Act 1998 relates to changes in the practice of enforced subject access; if he will introduce legislation to modify section 75(4) of the Data Protection Act 1998 thereby making enforced subject access an offence as soon as the Criminal Record Certificate and Enhanced Criminal Record Certificate are available; and if he will make a statement. [129185]
§ Mr. StrawIt is not possible to say what proportion of subject access requests made to police records are enforced. We have no plans to amend section 75(4) of the Data Protection Act 1998. Criminal Convictions
Project name Date of commencement Capital of value (£ million) Subject to refinancing? Claw-back entitlement? Immigration and Detention Caseworking Programme (IT programme) April 1996 41 No No Medway Secure Training Centre 3 March 1997 10 No No Rainsbrook (Onley) Secure Training Centre 3 July 1998 10 No No Hassockfield (Medomsly) Secure Training Centre 12 November 1998 10 Yes No Park Prison 4 January 1996 74 No No Fazakerley Prison 20 December 1995 88 Yes 1No Ashfield Prison 26 June 1998 30.7 No No Forest Bank Prison 2 July 1998 38.6 No No Ryehill (Onley) Prison 22 July 1999 34.7 No No Dovegate (Marchington) Prison 24 September 1999 48 No No Lowdham Grange 7 November 1996 32 No No Prisons/Energy Tranche 1 Boilerhouses 1997 9 No No Quantum February 2000 30 No No Public Safety Radio Communications Project (PSRCP) 29 February 2000 500 No No Passport, Data capture and Supply and Personalisation July 1997 30 No No 1But have negotiated benefits