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Originally Posted by AlexanderHanff
I assumed that is their purpose. As you suggest, you wouldn't complain about Phorm to the Tribunal, you would complain about the IC not enforcing Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2003 and also about the Home Office extending the authority of its office by issuing a statement of legal opinion (the job of the courts). Their statement (despite their disclaimer), could be interpreted by the public as a statement of fact, since they are a government "agency". Maybe I shouldn''t get into that too much at the moment a guest just arrived.
Alexander Hanff
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Sorry, my bad. I completely misread the intention. Similarly to mark777, some of the legal stuff goes right over my head although thankfully not all. I reckon you are right and that we can complain to them about the ICO/home office.