According to Philip Johnston's article in today's Telegraph, most people will have no choice about having their personal details entered in the national ID database because it will happen automatically when we apply for a passport. This could be extended to driving licence renewals. As he says, not having a passport or driving licence is not a realistic option for most people.
Later on in his article, he claims that there will be hundreds of thousands of ID refuseniks who will refuse to have an ID card.
Johnston doubts that the government would really be able to track down these hundreds of thousands of refuseniks.
Is it possible to have one's details entered on the register but then to refuse to have an ID card?
If the government does need to track anyone down, surely this would be relatively easy if their details are on the database?
2006-12-04
09:00:31
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