Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report 1999-2000

Future programme of work

107. Over the course of the next year, we shall pursue a number of issues identified elsewhere in this Report, including:

- the role of the centre in the co-ordination of the Agencies;

- whether individuals should have rights in connection with the destruction or otherwise of any file held on them and protections against having inaccurate information gathered, stored and used against the individual's interests;

- the details and progress of the GCHQ NAP;

- staff matters, in particular staff views and the handling of complaints within the Agencies;

- the arrangements between Security Service and Law Officers for referring prosecutions;

- the Agencies' work against Serious Crime;

- the work of the Efficiency Advisor and his recommendations, in particular Joint Working; and,

- what Internal Audit is undertaken by the Agencies.

108. We also propose to continue our work on Information Warfare and we will examine how the Agencies are preparing themselves for the future through investment. As part of the above, we have tasked the Investigator to conduct investigations into the secure communications in the FCO and the Scientific and Technical research and development supported by the Agencies.


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