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Wills or Trusts e-book
Downloads An insiders guide to Wills and Trusts. Covers terms, trustees, wills, estates, even has a sample Living Trust Document to allow you to fill in the blanks. Files totaling 10 Meg for about 40 min in lenght.
[March 6, 2003, 7:00]
Wills Eye Manual
Downloads Clinicians will have instant access to current information on diagnosis and treatment of all eye disorders.
[September 25, 2008, 10:21]
FoI to extend to private companies, minister says
Blog Minister of Justice Michael Wills has told ZDNet UK that the UK's Freedom of Information Act is to be extended. Currently requests under the act can only be made to public bodies, but Wills said that the government had been considering modifying it...
[May 13, 2009, 17:07]
Minister challenges government on child protection
News Learning and technology minister Michael Wills admitted on Wednesday that Internet dangers have now become part of the real world, and challenged the government to take the issue of protecting online children seriously.
[March 21, 2001, 13:37]
Australian makes digital will
News People have been known to hide their wills in some pretty unusual locations, but concealing one in digital form inside a watch may take some beating. Australian technology lawyer and open-source advocate Jeremy Malcolm is testing the validity of...
[January 20, 2004, 8:00]
Justice minister urges overhaul of gov't data handling
News Justice minister Michael Wills has called for a root-and-branch change in how the government handles citizen data. Wills told the House of Lords Constitution Committee on Wednesday that government should treat data transactions in the same way as...
[June 25, 2008, 18:03]
Government to tackle 'digital divide'
News Minister for Learning and Technology, Michael Wills announced a £252m initiative to tackle the problem. These centres will help bridge the digital divide," stated Wills, "While new technology can offer great opportunities, there is also a danger...
[January 31, 2000, 15:30]
A Year Ago: Government to tackle 'digital divide'
News Minister for Learning and Technology, Michael Wills announced a £252m initiative to tackle the problem. These centres will help bridge the digital divide," stated Wills, "While new technology can offer great opportunities, there is also a danger...
[January 30, 2001, 6:01]
MoJ issues digital-preservation code of practice
News Announcing the updated guidance, justice minister Michael Wills said the new recommendations will help ensure digital records stored by public-sector organisations can be accessed and used in the future and are resilient to changes in technology.
[July 20, 2009, 9:39]
Gov't rules out e-voting for 2009 elections
News In a written answer to parliament, MP Michael Wills, minister of state for the Ministry of Justice, said there are no plans to embrace e-voting in the short term. E-voting, however, hasn't been ruled out totally: Wills hinted that further trials of...
[October 27, 2008, 7:27]
MoJ consults on £500k data breach fines
News In a press statement, justice minister Michael Wills said the powers of the body that enforces the act, the Information Commissioner's Office, needed to be strengthened. The government is committed to ensuring that personal data is handled and...
[November 12, 2009, 15:51]
Government plans to bring free Internet access to poor
News Michael Wills, Minister for Learning and Technology emphasises the importance of this scheme to prevent a digital divide in Britain. Government alone cannot bridge the gap," continues Wills. The government is to invest £10m in a scheme to bring...
[April 18, 2000, 15:06]
Lib Dems call for data guardians
News The data-protection minister, currently Michael Wills MP, would have new powers to echo that independent advocacy within the heart of government, according to the Liberal Democrats document. The document states that the lack of regard for the...
[August 21, 2008, 9:17]
Public archives should be online, says gov't report
News Justice minister Michael Wills said the policy outlines a framework for the sustainable development and improvement of the publicly funded archive sector. The National Archives and The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council now wish to encourage...
[November 26, 2009, 9:12]
Acpo: Police swamped by CCTV data
News Michael Wills, the minister of state for the ministry of justice, said at the same conference that CCTV had public support. My constituents are begging for it," said Wills. The police cannot deal with the amount of information generated by CCTV...
[May 15, 2009, 12:14]
Halt e-voting, says Electoral Commission
News However, electoral modernisation minister Michael Wills insisted that the pilots "show the public want additional voting channels" and had been "an important part of developing public services that are efficient, effective, empowering and...
[August 2, 2007, 13:49]
ID cards: Data-protection minister calls for review
News Speaking at a joint House of Commons and House of Lords select committee on human rights, the data-protection minister Michael Wills admitted he was not informed about the data breach at HM Revenue & Customs before Alistair Darling's public...
[November 28, 2007, 8:07]
Private companies to be subject to FoI law
News Justice Minister Michael Wills told the audience at a data-protection event in London on Wednesday that the government had been consulting on the extension of the Freedom of Information Act (FoI) and would announce the results in the near future.
[May 14, 2009, 13:18]
Whitehall reports 30 data losses since November
News The breaches came to light in a written answer from justice minister Michael Wills to a question from shadow cabinet minister Francis Maude. Wills said Whitehall had reported 30 data breaches to the ICO since November, while local government had...
[June 24, 2008, 13:20]
Government urged to increase SME support
News Tom Wills-Sandford, deputy director general of Intellect, said there is currently a transatlantic innovation divide and the UK does not spawn start-ups and fast-growth new companies in the same way as Silicon Valley.
[June 11, 2007, 11:04]
