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As costs for the hare-brained UK ID Card continue to spiral out of control, the LSE has put together a timely submission to the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee inquiry into “A surveillance society?” that picks apart the current scheme's weaknesses.
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I'd like to see the metagovernment in place before we have a national ID. It would feel a lot less big-brotherish if we the people were the ones running the government...
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