The Home Office oversees the UK-US Data Access Agreement, a bilateral arrangement enabling law enforcement and intelligence agencies to request personal data from digital service providers operating in each jurisdiction. The agreement balances security and investigative needs with data protection safeguards, with first-year performance and operational guidance now published.
UIN: HCWS152 The first duty of any government is to keep the United Kingdom and its people safe. As the department responsible for public safety and national security, one of our key priorities is ensuring our law enforcement and intelligence …
UIN: HLWS151 My rt hon Friend the Minister of State for Security (Tom Tugendhat) has today made the following Written Ministerial Statement:The first duty of any government is to keep the United Kingdom and its people safe. As the department …
In response to: Data Access Agreement: joint statement by the United States and the UK
UIN: HCWS290 Following a review of the policy of limiting data sharing via Prüm to the DNA profiles of convicted criminals and excluding data which relates to those suspected but not convicted of a crime, it is the Government’s intention …