Ryder Review Advisory Board
Independent Advisory Board of specialists in law, ethics, technology, criminology, genetics and data protection advising on the Ryder Review.
The Ryder Review, an independent legal review of the governance of biometric data in England and Wales, was published in June 2022. It was developed with guidance and advice from an independent advisory group of specialists in law, ethics, technology, criminology, genetics and data protection.
As experts and important stakeholders, the contributions of the advisory group were critical in guiding the outcome of the review, but the group did not have “sign off”.
Independent review advisory group
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