The wide-ranging directive aims to protect data about EU citizens against misuse worldwide. It is backed by the power to cut off data flows to countries that the EU judges not to have adequate data protection rules and enforcement. A former minister, Mr Martin O'Donoghue, has alleged that he was told by a fellow minister, Mr George Colley, that the telephones of a number of people in the 1982 Cabinet were tapped. On Sunday night the former Progressive Democrats leader, Mr Des O'Malley, said the head of the IDA, Mr Michael Killeen, had delivered a similar warning to him when he came to his home. All rights reserved.
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