FIPR: Foundation for Information Policy Research

Draft Electronic Commerce Bill 1999 Library

The Foundation for Information Policy Research is offering this site as a library of submissions to the UK Draft Electronic Commerce Bill 1999.

In continuing its efforts to promote openness and discourse in developing policies that may affect the landscape for electronic commerce, and technology policy in general, FIPR welcomes the opportunity to publish the contributions of individuals, organisations, and companies to the government consultation process.

If you are interested in submitting your own response, we request that the submitted document is in ascii text or html format (but we can also accept Postscript, PDF, and MS-Word), and sent to Gus Hosein, at ecomm99@fipr.org. If you would prefer us to link to a document on your own site, just send us the URL.

Submissions

• British Telecom, as appears on their web site in html. To view the report in its entirety, FIPR provides a local pdf version.
• Charles Lindsey
• The Foundation for Information Policy Research
• ISPA, outside of FIPR domain.
• The Law Society (PDF, 46KB)
• Macroberts, outside of FIPR domain. Other reports of interest include a response to the Trade and Industry Select Committee report, and comments on previous consultation processes.
• Thus: Scottish Telecom and Demon Internet, outside of FIPR domain.

Relevant Links:

• Call for Submissions to the FIPR Draft E-Commerce Bill Library
• Analysis of the (draft) Electronic Communications Bill 1999 -- A summary of opinions from UKCrypto and elsewhere, by Richard Clayton
• Consultation Library for Building Confidence in Electronic Commerce, April 1999.
• IOCA Review Library, August 1999.

Return to the Draft E-Commerce 1999 Bill Review front page.

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