Parliament wants the evidence that justifies the retention of DNA personal data
9 March 2010
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Just imagine. You get caught up in the general fracas as millions queue to watch Barnsley play football at the weekend. You are arrested and a DNA sample is taken which is then matched against DNA found at other crime scenes. No match is found and the police take no further action after your arrest. The Government say that these DNA personal data should be retained for six years; two Parliamentary Committees have just said that there is no evidence
