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The Open Rights Group regularly contributes to public consultations. Recent examples include:
- the Gowers review on intellectual property - a review of all UK’s intellectual property framework
- the APIG DRM Public Inquiry - a review of the use and rules for DRM in the UK
- the Public Consultation on Content Online in the Single Market
- DNA - looking at ethical issues surrounding the use of forensic bioinformation
- Freedom of Information Consultation
- BBC On Demand Services Consultation
- Electronic Patient Record and its use
- e–Government Framework for InformationAssurancehere
- Ofcom PSP Consultation March 2007
- The Impact of Surveillance and Data Collection upon the Privacy of Citizens and their Relationship with the State
- Effective Consultation A review of Consultation Policy to see how Government consultations can be improved.
- Data Protection Strategy The Information Commissioner’s Office discuss how they go about minimising data protection risk.
- Public consultation on the framework code of practice for sharing personal information
- The Byron Review of risks to children from exposure to potentially harmful or inappropriate material on the internet and in video games
- Data Sharing Review Consultation A consultation into how personal information is used and shared in the public and private sectors
- Freedom of Information (FoI): Designation of Additional Public Authorities A consultation into whether and how the FoI regime should be extended to organisations that carry out functions of a public nature and to contractors who provide services which are a function of that public authority.
- 'Copyright exceptions' - Introducing greater flexibility to copyright law. 8 April 2008
- 'Content online' - The EC want to boost Europe’s online content sector by further regulation of a Single Market in content online. Issues under consideration include DRM, multi-territory licensing and piracy. 29 February 2008
