UK Parliament · Public Bill · No. 0776
Criminal Records (Public Access) Bill
[1st reading, 21 October 2010]
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The Bill would require that a criminal records office (defined as "the Criminal Records Bureau or any successor body with similar statutory functions") must keep copies of all Magistrates’ Courts Registers, and any other registers produced by a court listing convictions, in electronic form, and must make these accessible to the public. It would provide that such information would not be considered 'personal information' for the purpose of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Presented by Mr Christopher Chope.
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