New Security Industry Bill, old problems

The Private Security Industry Bill is expected to become law before the end of April 2001, with far-reaching effects for security firms and also for the people that manage them. In this article, the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) first reviews the practical implications of the new Bill, and then goes on to look at the security requirements under the Data Protection Act 1998, which came into force last year. With two key pieces of legislation to contend with, it would appear that... (1273 more words)

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