You can also review the notes from Nicholas Bohm's presentation on incrimination and legal access to keys . Also, you can see the contents of the E-Minister's speech, presented by Patricia Hewitt . The Foundation for Information Policy Research , Privacy International , the LSE Computer Security Research Centre , and ZDNet UK are jointly sponsoring the fourth in the series of public conferences on cryptography policy, e-commerce and Internet surveillance. This will be the second conference of 1999, and has been called in response to the exceptional circumstance of two official DTI consultations in the same year, and the Home Office's recent consultation on revising the Interception of Communications Act to cover the Internet. The connections between Home Office policy on interception and powers proposed in Part.
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