"Red Dawn" Primarolo in the headlines again

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Bagpuss replied

19 February 2009, 13:57
If I get a job working on this DNA database and some years later I am investigated and lose my IR35 appeal. Will they put my details on this database?
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sasguru replied

19 February 2009, 13:41
Prime candidate for Stabbity-stab
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Sysman replied

19 February 2009, 13:33
Originally posted by zeitghost

And, guess what?

Due to joined up government, the pigs will have easy access to it...

Problem solved.

Report for re-education, comrade.

Aye.

Police won't allow a pub to have a licence unless they install CCTV

Dole office says they'll use the police to supply evidence so they can deny folks JSA if they drink too much

Dole office talk about testing claimants for alcohol levels

DNA samples being put onto NHS database

This is what they meant all along by "Joined up government".
Last edited by Sysman; 19 February 2009, 14:02. Reason: spelling
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Sysman started a topic "Red Dawn" Primarolo in the headlines again

19 February 2009, 13:05
"Red Dawn" Primarolo in the headlines again

It will come as no surprise to those who witnessed the introduction of IR35 that the wretched woman is at it again, this time in her position as Public Health Minister.

We'll store DNA samples on a new NHS computer system, admits Department of Health

The Government has admitted it wants to store patients’ DNA samples on the new NHS computer system.

Public Health Minister Dawn Primarolo says her ‘long-term objective’ is to put people’s genetic profiles on the £12billion Connecting For Health database.
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