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Trade and Industry - Minutes of Evidence [Back to Report] Here you can browse the Minutes of Evidence which were ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 12 May 1999. TUESDAY 2 FEBRUARY 1999 Members present: Mr Martin O'Neill, in the Chair Mr Lindsay Hoyle Mr John Bercow Mr Alasdair Morgan Mr John Butterfill CONTENTS Memorandum submitted by British Telecommunications plc Annex 1 Annex 2 Examination of Witnesses SIR PETER BONFIELD, Chief Executive Officer, and SUE DAVIDSON, Director, Strategy and Business Development, British Telecommunications plc, examined. Question Number 98 - 119 120 - 133 Supplementary Memorandum submitted by British Telecommunications plc Further Supplementary Memorandum submitted by British Telecommunications plc Further Supplementary Memorandum submitted by British Telecommunications plc Memorandum submitted by the Federation of the Electronics Industry Annex A Examination of Witnesses MR ANTHONY PARISH, Director General, MR CHRISTOPHER BINNS, Secretary, FEI's Cryptography and Trust Services Policy Group and EMERITUS Project Manager, MR KEITH CHAPPLE, Managing Director, Intel (UK) and Chairman, FEI's Information and Communications Technology Council, and MR PETER DARE, IBM (UK); Chairman, FEI's Cryptography and Trust Services Policy Group and EMERITUS Project Director, Federation of the Electronics Industry, examined. Question Number 134 - 139 140 - 159 160 - 174 Memorandum submitted by the Computing Services and Software Association (CSSA) Examination of Witnesses MR JOHN HIGGINS, Director General, MR ROBERT CAROLINA, Partner Tarlo Lyons, Solicitors, MR DICK EMERY, Group E-Commerce Manager, ICL and MR BOB SCOTT, Director E-Commerce, Cap Gemini, Computing Services and Software Association, examined. Question Number 175 - 179 180 - 197 Memorandum submitted by the Internet Service Providers' Association Examination of Witnesses MR TIM PEARSON, Chairman and MR NICHOLAS LANSMAN, Secretary General, Internet Service Providers' Association, examined. Question Number 198 - 217

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