Various Published: 3rd December 2015 This was recorded at PLP’s annual judical review conference on Oct 5th. The Panel discuss recent judgments of the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) concerning the basis for lawful interception , including the implications for communications to which legal professional privilege and client confidentiality attach. They will also discuss David Anderson QC’s recent report ‘A Question of Trust’ and other legal issues arising from surveillance by the intelligence services. Panelists: Hugh Tomlinosn QC , Blackstone Chambers (Chair) David Anderson QC , The Government’s Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation Michael Drury CMG , Partner , BCL Burton Copeland and former Head of Legal , GCHQ Eric King , Deputy Director , Privacy International Alice Ross , Investigative Journalist , the Guardian The evening of 5 October , when this debate was held , both David Anderson QC and Eric King appeared on a BBC Panaorama programme ‘Spies and the Law’ which also included the first UK interview with Edward Snowdon. I player will play this until October 2016: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06h7j3b http://publiclawproject.org.uk/content/uploads/data/resources/209/Surveillance-Debate_edit-New.mp3 You might be interested in… Data law for public lawyers / public law for data lawyers online ticket Data law for public lawyers, public law for data lawyers