A Nation Divided
People do not want their address
connected to the ID card
- The government has lost the argument over forcing people to
reveal their change of address to a future ID card authority. 47%
oppose such a provision, compared with 41% that support it.
- Opposition is entrenched, with nearly a quarter of the population
(24%) strongly opposing the requirement to disclose address.
Next: Financial Penalties
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A Nation Divided
- About Privacy International
- Background
- Key Findings
- ID Cards still have majority support,
but opposition is deep & entrenched
- People do not want their address
connected to the ID card
- Financial penalties are deeply opposed
- People are prepared to go to prison over the ID card
- A conundrum for the Tories
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