The group hopes to have the database set up by the first half of next year.
The records on Driver, 49, have been stored in a secretive database set up by police to track campaigners deemed to be "domestic extremists".
As an organisation in daily contact with children across the country, many of whom desperately need better coordinated and better quality universal services, we are disappointed that the ContactPoint database, set up to improve outcomes for children, has been scrapped.
The tip proved false, but as a result of reopening the case, the police decided to check fingerprints they had had on file since 1957 against a nationwide computerized database set up by the F.B.I. last February.
Here is where Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems comes in, the company that runs the database set up by banks in the mid-1990s to speed the transfer of mortgages nationwide and track their ownership.
Here again Britain (minus Scotland) is a world leader, with the DNA samples of 4.1m individuals, representing 7% of the population, on its national database, set up in 1995.
While the study showed that the national database set up at Medicare's behest has been useful in providing information about complications from defibrillator procedures, many experts say the database has not yielded much information about which types of patients are actually benefiting from the use of heart devices.
Last year, we reported that the activities of the Green party peer and former London mayoral candidate Jenny Jones had been monitored for more than a decade by the Metropolitan police, and her records kept on a database set up to track the activities of domestic extremists.
That is why the current Government took it upon itself to introduce a rule that will, from next year, ensure that all children who visit an accident-and-emergency unit in a hospital will be logged on a new national database set up to identify potential victims of abuse.
The committee looked at the allegations database set up by the UKBA to follow up tip-offs by the public.
