The most intriguing thing about the process, though, was that most of the work to improve the bill on its way through parliament was done, not by elected representatives, but by a handful of peers in the House of Lords...
The bill was partly a tidying-up operation to remedy some of Ripa's deficiencies. But it also greatly extended the bulk surveillance powers of the state...
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