Sentence examples for and the communications data from inspiring English sources

In order to shepherd the bill through the House of Lords, the government made a series of concessions including a "sunset clause" for the controversial detention provisions and the communications data clause that meant elements of the act would expire unless they were renewed within five years.

Of course, investigators find this who-calls-whom data useful, and want the communications data bill because more calls are being made outside the traditional telecoms providers, often through non-UK outfits such as Viber and Skype.

"We have already committed to bring forward amendments to our regime for Parliament to debate and vote on, along with the communications data code of practice, and will do so in line with the Court's timetable," the Home Office adds, confirming it will comply with the court's timeline for reworking the legislation.

"When I make a call … I'm billed and the telecoms company holds the communications data.

Separately, the investigatory powers bill is expected to strengthen the surveillance powers of the authorities and is expected to go beyond the communications data bill – nicknamed the snooper's charter – which was blocked in the last parliament by the Liberal Democrats.

Last week the home secretary, Theresa May, backed the introduction of greater mass surveillance powers, and committed the Conservatives to implementing the communications data bill that had been blocked by the Liberal Democrats amid protests over civil liberties.

In her statement, May also revealed for the first time that successive governments since 2001 have issued secret directions to internet and phone companies to hand over the communications data of British citizens in bulk to the security services.

Limitations of space prevent me from answering your points in full, but I did read your reports on secret courts and the draft communications data bill because I was writing about both.

"Going on the prime minister's express prior statements and the content of the draft communications data bill back in January, we have told them that we expect the investigatory powers bill to contain both requirements for state-mandated back-doors in our cryptography and onerous data retention requirements.

In the case of Estonia, as a pioneer and vanguard of e-government and a truly digital society, the country resides at the forefront of what it looks like to apply advanced technology, identity and cryptographic systems at a national scale to digitally authenticate and secure the communications and data of an entire populace.

Respect the privacy of the citizens, communications, data and personal information of citizens in cyberspace.