Posted Thursday 27th March 2008 11:31 GMT
They applied this to MPs, bunch of criminals the lot of them (no really the number if MPs involved with police investigations possibly pending charges is huge!).
Posted Thursday 27th March 2008 14:46 GMT
So, it's now government policy to prevent people with a criminal record working for the government department?
Why?
Some kid done for stealing cars 10 years ago may be perfectly safe to employ today. It seems that the government wants to extend punishment beyond that required by the judge.
We have a rather nasty, petty government that seems to be lashing out in all directions without effect.
Posted Thursday 27th March 2008 15:00 GMT
Believe from the sixties in the US...Don't fight the man, BE the man....Worked for Red Ken, went from fighting the Government to running London. Obviously like free University education, what was good enough for our current masters is much too good for us and our children so let's find a way to stop anyone else doing it.
Posted Thursday 27th March 2008 15:14 GMT
another 100,000 ID cards issued - to bump up the figures a little and fake another survey to say everybody really wants one.
Posted Thursday 27th March 2008 16:38 GMT
how many of the 7 "criminals" were actually criminals? I.e. there are a lot of people walking around today who would be shocked to discover that their details are falsely recorded on the Police National Computer as having committed a crime when they are 100% law-abiding citizens.
Take my advice, do a Subject Access Request for yourselves to your local police authority just to make sure it's not happened to you.
These jokers couldn't run a bath much less a secure computer system.
Don't say you haven't been warned.
P.S. I presume the 7 "criminals" were told that they had come up as having criminal records and had the opportunity to correct any erroneous information?
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