UK security industry backs Government plans to introduce co
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 6:04 am
68% of the UK security industry has backed the Government's plans to introduce compulsory ID cards for UK citizens, according to a poll carried out by IFSEC. This result comes just a week after Gordon Brown vowed to "move ahead" with ID cards, subject to a vote in Parliament.
The Government says ID cards will help protect people from identity fr
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The Government says ID cards will help protect people from identity fr
Read more...
Source: AccessControlNewsPortal.com
The Access Control News Portal is an authoritative dedicated news site for access control and for biometric systems and products. Topics covered include Alarm signalling, Audio and Video Entry, Automatic Numberplate Recognition, Barriers, Digital locks, Door closers, Door controls, Electric Releases, Entry phones, Gates, ID cards, Keypads, Mag-stripe cards, Mag-stripe readers, Proximity cards, Proximity card readers, Readers and Controllers, Security doors, Mechanical turnstiles, Optical turnstiles, Video door entry systems.