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11 November 2014 by Heather Burns

Policy calendar

6 November: Parliamentary fake news enquiry: Elizabeth Denham (ICO)
6 November: Midterm elections
12 November: Lords Communications Committee on internet regulation: Margot James
12 November: House of Lords: Third debate, Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill
12 November: House of Lords: short debate on imposing a statutory duty of care upon large providers of social media services with the UK
14 November: House of Lords: Fourth debate, Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill

Open consultations

UK Government

Consultation on Digital Competition
Closes: 7 December

Consultation on the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation
Closed: 5 September

Call for evidence on sustainable high-quality journalism in the UK
Closed: 14 September

Parliamentary Committee enquiries

Algorithims in decision-making
Fake news
Impact of Brexit on UK Creative industries, tourism and The Single Digital Market
Digital currencies
Impact of social media and screen-use on young people’s health inquiry
Regulation of the internet
An immigration system that works for science and innovation

Information Commissioner's Office

Call for views on updating the data sharing code of practice
Closed: 10 September

Call for evidence – Age Appropriate Design Code
Closed: 19 September

EC Digital Single Market

No open consultations
Past consultations

Scottish Government

Consultation on enhanced oversight of biometric data for justice and community safety purposes
Closes 1 October

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