Every parliamentary written question tabled by Anna Sabine this session, with the full answer and department. See how every department answers, or back to the MP page.
Showing 1–4 of 4 · Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Innovation and Technology, whether the Government has assessed the compliance of its contracts with Oracle Corporation with UK GDPR in light of the US CLOUD Act; and whether the Information Commissioner’s Office
Public sector digital services are expected to be secure, resilient and effective. This is supported by a framework of safeguards, including data protection legislation, UK security standards, the Cloud First policy, commercial rules and the Data and AI E...
Innovation and Technology, what safeguards are in place to protect UK data held by US cloud providers from access requests made on US national security grounds outside the scope of the UK–US Data Access Agreement
Under UK data protection laws, organisations must ensure personal data is appropriately protected when transferred internationally.The UK has an adequacy decision for the US, which included an assessment of US national security safeguards. Where adequacy ...
Innovation and Technology, whether the Government has conducted a legal assessment of the interaction between the US CLOUD Act and the use of Oracle’s UK Sovereign Cloud for public sector data.
Where cloud service providers may be subject to overseas legal obligations, including the United States CLOUD Act, departments are responsible as data controllers to assess and mitigate the associated risks.The UK has an adequacy decision for certain tran...
Innovation and Technology, what assessment he has made of the adequacy of rural broadband coverage.
Our assessment is that rural coverage is not good enough which is why we are committed to improving it. We are committed to delivering nationwide gigabit coverage by 2030. More than £2 billion of contracts have been signed to provide access to gigabit-capable broadband to over a million more premises.The vast majority of the premises to be covered by these contracts will be in rural areas.