Ulster Unionist Party
UUP Justice Spokesperson Doug Beattie MC MLA says the latest PSNI data breach, involving names of serving officers disclosed by the courts, is another failure by the Department of Justice and a Minister who avoids responsibility. He claims a Memorandum of Understanding with the courts could have…
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DUP MLA Paul Frew, Chair of the Assembly's Justice Committee, says a further publication of PSNI officer names already exposed in the 2023 data breach must prompt action to protect officer information. He calls for robust safeguards across the justice system and says the Justice Committee will…
Justice and policing Issue: Further publication of PSNI officer names exposed in 2023 data breach Original release: Robust safeguards needed after further PSNI data breach – Frew (opens in a new tab)
DUP Policing Spokesperson Trevor Clarke MLA says the PSNI must urgently devise a plan to identify ongoing risks to individual officers after a major data breach, and calls for answers on why safeguards failed following an emergency Policing Board meeting.
Justice and policing Issue: PSNI data breach affecting up to 10,000 officers and staff Original release: Policing Board meeting only ‘scratched surface’ on data leak (opens in a new tab)
DUP Policing Board representative Trevor Clarke says a data breach publishing personal details of PSNI officers and staff online is deeply alarming and jeopardises officers' safety. He calls for a robust response from PSNI senior command and says the DUP will raise concerns with the Chief Constable.
Justice and policing Issue: PSNI data breaches exposing officer and staff details Original release: Unprecedented data breach will further undermine PSNI morale: Clarke (opens in a new tab)
SDLP Leader of the Opposition Matthew O'Toole MLA says Justice Minister Naomi Long acted unprofessionally by raising hopes of PSNI officers and staff over compensation for the recent data breach, after she later corrected her claim of £119m in secured funding. He calls on her to apologise.
Justice and policing Issue: Police data breach compensation funding confusion and Justice Minister's correction Original release: O'Toole: Long letting down PSNI staff with unprofessional mixed messaging (opens in a new tab)
TUV legacy and justice spokesman Sammy Morison says the online publication of police officers' names on the NI Courts website has caused serious worry for officers and their families. He urges the Justice Minister to urgently answer serious questions about the breach and protect officers from…
Justice and policing Issue: Further publication of PSNI officer names exposed in 2023 data breach Original release: Justice Minister Urged to Answer Questions After PSNI Officers Named Online (opens in a new tab)
DUP MLA Joanne Bunting, Chair of the Assembly Justice Committee, says a Criminal Justice Inspection NI report on transforming the criminal justice system shows the Department of Justice lacks a clear vision and joined-up strategy. She calls for stronger leadership and coordinated action across…
Justice and policing Issue: Criminal Justice Inspection NI Transforming the Criminal Justice System report Original release: ‘Could do better’ report card an indictment on successive Alliance… (opens in a new tab)