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Volume: 3 Issue: 11
(November 2006)
Keywords:
monitoring
monitoring
our
communication
channels
legal
frameworks
regulate
monitoring
communications
uk
public
private
sectors
complicated
lead
serious
civil
criminal
Monitoring: Monitoring our communication channels
The legal frameworks that regulate the monitoring of communications in the UK public and private sectors are complicated and can lead to serious civil and criminal penalties if organisations do not properly assess their monitoring policies prior to implementation. Marcus Turle, a partner at Field Fisher Waterhouse, examines the issues.
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