‘Ryder review’ advisory group
Independent advisory group of specialists in law, ethics, technology, criminology, genetics and data protection advising on the 'Ryder review'
While undertaking in an independent review of the regulation of biometric data, Matthew Ryder will draw on 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 will be critical to guiding the outcome of the review, but they will not have ‘sign off’ of the review report.
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