Alexander J. Martin reports:
Blighty’s Independent Surveillance Review, commissioned by former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg and conducted by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), has concluded that spy agencies aren’t breaking the law – and recommends a new legislative framework and oversight regime.
Ultimately aiming to enable “the public at large to engage in a more informed way in the debate”, the 154 page report (PDF) offers no new information but may serve as a primer for members of the public (and Home Office mandarins) who may struggle to understand the issues.
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