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ID cards still risk failure

By Steve Ranger

Published: Wednesday 20 December 2006

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This is the beginning of the rot - as anyone who h...
Roger Huffadine

The government fails to see that without end-user ...
Anonymous

So how many hospital beds, how many school books, ...
Duane Phillips

Now that the plan is to use existing databases and...
Steve

I hereby withdraw my previous comment, the databas...
Karen Challinor

This new strategy is more dengerous to individual ...
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How long before sensitive ID database information ...
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