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“The Liberal Party exists to create a liberal society, in which every citizen shall possess liberty, property and security, and none shall be enslaved by poverty, ignorance or conformity. Its chief care is for the rights and opportunities of the individual, and in all spheres it sets freedom first.”

GDPR

The General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") came into force on the 25th May 2018.

The Liberal Party has responsibilities under these regulations as we have gathered personal details from members, supports and members of the public in the form of names, addresses, contact details and e-mail addresses.

As such we have specific responsibility to ensure the information is kept securely, is not used for a purpose you have not given consent for, and is available for you to review and if requested to do so deleted responsibly.

We take our responsibilities seriously and are committed to full compliance with the regulations. Here is our Privacy & Data Protection Policy and our Data Retention Policy

If you have any questions or wish to exercises your rights please contact myself or another member of the Liberal Party NEC who will be happy to address your request.

Stephen Graham
Liberal Party NEC Member & Data Controller

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Press Releases
Liberal Party NEC Emergency Statement – Government Proposals for a Digital ID

The Liberal Party rejects the government’s plan to promote a form of digital ID to access services and tackle illegal immigration.

The party believes any such project will only add to the public debt. No large-scale government IT programme has been cost effective or delivered on time and within budget.

We believe that this would be one more step towards a dystopian future for our children and is totally against freedom for the individual with minimum interference from the state. It is against everything we stand for as liberals.

Whilst we accept digital documents can aid in access to services such as NHS records, DVLA, and passport services, they should never be used as a surrogate ID card.

Checks for migrant workers already exist while UK nationals must show their 'passport/birth certificate’ when apply for accommodation or employment.

It is also notably unclear to what extent law enforcement agencies would be entitled to demand access to a digital ID to verify identification.

Liberal Party NEC Statement – Syrian Community Stability and Sectarian Violence

Following earlier attacks this year on Alawite, Druze and Christian communities in Syria the Liberal Party deplore the recent overnight attacks on the Kurdish community in Aleppo. These attacks include the use of tanks and the military shelling civilian areas.

We call for the UN to take meaningful action to protect the various minorities in the region following the earlier fall of the Syrian regime and we support greater autonomy for the Kurds in the North East, Alawites in the Northwest and Druze in the South East.

The party is concerned that plans for an inclusive government have failed to materialise with just 2 Christian members being appointed to the reformed 119 seat People’s Assembly and stalled attempts to integrate all armed factions in the Syrian military.

We urge the UK government to suspend any financial support for the Syrian regime.

Previous Press Releases can be found here.

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