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The home secretary, Charles Clarke, will today guarantee that the personal details contained on the national identity card will not go beyond those currently on passports. He will write the (36) into the legislation which passes through its final (37) in the Commons today.
The bill (38) that only name, date and place of birth, gender, address, nationality and immigration (39) can be recorded on the ID database. The home secretary has promised fresh legislation will have to be introduced if extra personal details such as health records, (40) records or other background information were added.
Mr. Clarke will also promise that everyone will be able to access their entry on the national ID card database and see which organizations had been (41) their identity. At the same time ministers will table new government amendments to ensure those who (42) the national ID cards register will not be able to tell who has a criminal record on the police (43) computer.
(44) . The Home Office has opened talks with departments likely to benefit from the introduction of the scheme to see if they can recoup some of the overall costs. (45) .
The Home Office minister, Andy Burnham, said scanners and readers needed for the national identity card scheme would have to be introduced anyway to upgrade to the next generation of "biometric" passports. He said other departments which would make savings as a result of the introduction of ID cards would make a contribution. (46)