"Where individuals believe powers have been used inappropriately, they can take their case to the IPT [Investigatory Powers Tribunal]. If the Tribunal upholds a complaint it is required to notify the complainant and make a report to the Prime Minister. It may, if appropriate, quash any warrant or authorisation, order the destruction of relevant material or order compensation," it said.
Can this be used to compensate those who illegally had their data trawled by Phorm?
Can this be used to compensate all those whose data was lost in the many many cases reported recently?
Can ministers use this to compensate themselves for the leaking of their expenses?
David Prowse was the man in the suit but it was James Earl Jones that did the reading as Mr Prowse has a broad west-country accent - See above for Bill Bailey like dialogue
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Steve Poll
gotta laff → #
Posted Wednesday 10th June 2009 10:36 GMT
In Phorm gets £15m lifeline
who in their right mind would invest in a bunch of (insert expletive) .
We need to know where to send the men in white coats
Steve Poll
Gits → #
Posted Wednesday 3rd June 2009 13:45 GMT
In Phorm woos browsers with personalised web
Bastards all of em LEAVE MY BROWSING ALONE YOU PARASITES
Steve Poll
Question → #
Posted Wednesday 20th May 2009 10:02 GMT
In Government rejects Lords' surveillance criticism
So,
"Where individuals believe powers have been used inappropriately, they can take their case to the IPT [Investigatory Powers Tribunal]. If the Tribunal upholds a complaint it is required to notify the complainant and make a report to the Prime Minister. It may, if appropriate, quash any warrant or authorisation, order the destruction of relevant material or order compensation," it said.
Can this be used to compensate those who illegally had their data trawled by Phorm?
Can this be used to compensate all those whose data was lost in the many many cases reported recently?
Can ministers use this to compensate themselves for the leaking of their expenses?
Guess 1 from 3 ain't bad.
Steve Poll
@wonko → #
Posted Tuesday 12th May 2009 08:15 GMT
In Darth Vader tops movie misquote poll
David Prowse was the man in the suit but it was James Earl Jones that did the reading as Mr Prowse has a broad west-country accent - See above for Bill Bailey like dialogue
Steve Poll
Que? → #
Posted Wednesday 10th December 2008 13:53 GMT
In Raids net police £1m in pirate game and movie discs
30,000 disks - Street Value £1,000,000 = £33.33 per disk
Who in any state of mind would pay that for a dodgy dvd
Steve Poll
TOO MUCH → #
Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:49 GMT
In BBC must reveal EastEnders costs
another buch of self serving robbing b*st*rds taking money without asking if I want to buy their product.
The sooner the TV (tax) license is scrapped the better