A situation where the bulk of data collections bears no relevance to patients care should be abandoned, while clinical systems should be built to focus on patients, not the disease, procedure, speciality or service.
The long-term researchers, Cynthia Moss, Joyce Poole, and Phyllis Lee, and permanent research staff, Norah Njirani, Soila Sayialel, and Katito Sayialel, provided the bulk of behavioural data collection for this study, totalling approximately 480 months of daily elephant observations.
Growing Up in New Zealand developed from a government-led call for proposals for a longitudinal cohort study and has to date secured government funding for the bulk of core data collection costs.
Angela C Lee did the bulk of the data collection and data management and commented on the analysis and paper.
"Transactional records for email," says the heavily redacted report, were "the most common type of records requested" outside of bulk data collection, which the inspector general set aside.
But German officials believe that a domestic political audience already rocked by Edward Snowden's revelations of bulk data collection and surveillance of chancellor Merkel's mobile phone will not be satisfied by anything less than a public commitment from the Americans to curtail future espionage activity in Germany.
If Congress passes moderate reform, and the Supreme Court hands down full censure of bulk data collection — another term for mass surveillance — the work of the two chambers will have been little more than theater.
The report also supports continued use of "bulk data collection" (aka mass surveillance) by U.K. intelligence agencies — so long as "strict additional safeguards" oversee its usage and minimize privacy impacts.
Anderson gives an example of bulk data collection under the heading of "attack planning by ISIL [Islamic State] in Iraq/Syria against the UK".
Its acknowledgment that privacy concerns should be integral to considerations at the start of bulk data collection rather than left towards the end of the process.
