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However, last month – just days before Clark discovered the flaw – the Guardian reported Impero was offering a new feature to monitor keywords potentially tied to terrorism or extremism before the implementation of new counter-terrorism legislation introducing a requirement on schools to monitor pupils for such signs.

It added: "These organisations have an interest in ensuring they are not inadvertently supporting extremist individuals or organisations". Also, the statement said, the Charity Commission would introduce a requirement on charities to declare overseas funding sources.

The BBC revealed that Theresa May, as home secretary in 2015, had planned to use the last immigration bill to introduce a requirement on schools to check children's immigration status, and to shunt the children of the migrants to the back of the queue for school places.

In 2009 the Labour government, at one with the Tories on this issue, introduced a requirement for at least 25% of the GCSE history syllabus to be devoted to British history.

Governments are taking an ever keener interest: in Britain, for example, the 2006 Companies Act introduced a requirement for public companies to report on social and environmental matters.

In Parliament, David Blunkett, the home secretary, said the government would introduce a requirement for workers from the so-called accession countries to be listed on a register of legal workers.

The Queen's Speech included a Trade Unions Bill, which will introduce a requirement for 50percentnt of workers to vote in any ballot on strike action.

The Alcohol Bill also introduces a requirement for age verification and a new tax which could be imposed on licence holders.

By contrast, Microsoft has introduced limitations on who consumers can buy second-hand titles from and has introduced a requirement to connect to the net once every 24-hours to play games on the Xbox One.

JAMA introduced a requirement for independent statistical analysis for industry-funded trials in July 2005.

A number of states recently introduced a requirement that names on drivers' licenses and voter registration records match exactly.