The U.K. government is against the inclusion of a right to be
forgotten principle in the proposed European Union data protection
regulation, U.K. Justice and Civil Liberties Minister Simon Hughes told a
U.K. Parliament subcommittee July 9.
The House of Lords Affairs,
Health and Education European Union Sub-Committee met to discuss the
consequences of the European Court of Justice's May 13 ruling
that data subjects can in certain circumstances require Google and
other Internet search engines to remove links to websites containing
personal information about them.
The U.K. government plans to
reiterate its opposition to include the right to be forgotten principle
in the European Commission's proposed data protection regulation, which
would replace the EU Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC), he said.
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