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Governments Embrace Digital Identity Register, Foreigner ID Cards and Bank Partnerships
Governments Embrace Digital Identity Register, Foreigner ID Cards and Bank Partnerships
https://eraoflight.com/2023/06/14/governments-embrace-digital-ident...
From Luxemburg and Estonia to South Africa and Vietnam, governments across the world are rolling out digital IDs, sometimes but not always in the form of cards, to serve a wide range of functions.
Cayman Islands starts partial rollout of ID register project
The Cayman Islands will start a partial rollout of its long-awaited digital identity register by mid-June.
The green light was given after the Carribean nation approved the Identification Register Bill in December last year. During the rollout, the country plans to draft regulations for the Identification Register Bill and another piece of legislation called the National Identification Card Bill, which aim to create a digital identity register and a system to issue ID cards respectively. Regulation is expected to be finalized later this year. At the same time, work will begin on establishing, developing and testing the new ID register, the Cayman Islands government said in a release.
The British Overseas Territory with a population of 64,000 people started working on the ID register and the rollout of its national ID cards in 2021. The project will cost the island country around US$9.6 million over the next five years.
The plan, however, has not been without controversy. The initial plan to make enrollment into the register mandatory was dropped after pressure from the opposition. The program is now voluntary and allows users to choose what data they share through their profiles.
The Cayman Islands eGovernment has been working with Estonia’s e-Governance Academy on the national ID rollout with an official delegation concluding a visit to the European country at the beginning of June.
Luxembourg to require biometric ID cards for foreign citizens
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https://eraoflight.com/2023/06/14/governments-embrace-digital-ident...
From Luxemburg and Estonia to South Africa and Vietnam, governments across the world are rolling out digital IDs, sometimes but not always in the form of cards, to serve a wide range of functions.
Cayman Islands starts partial rollout of ID register project
The Cayman Islands will start a partial rollout of its long-awaited digital identity register by mid-June.
The green light was given after the Carribean nation approved the Identification Register Bill in December last year. During the rollout, the country plans to draft regulations for the Identification Register Bill and another piece of legislation called the National Identification Card Bill, which aim to create a digital identity register and a system to issue ID cards respectively. Regulation is expected to be finalized later this year. At the same time, work will begin on establishing, developing and testing the new ID register, the Cayman Islands government said in a release.
The British Overseas Territory with a population of 64,000 people started working on the ID register and the rollout of its national ID cards in 2021. The project will cost the island country around US$9.6 million over the next five years.
The plan, however, has not been without controversy. The initial plan to make enrollment into the register mandatory was dropped after pressure from the opposition. The program is now voluntary and allows users to choose what data they share through their profiles.
The Cayman Islands eGovernment has been working with Estonia’s e-Governance Academy on the national ID rollout with an official delegation concluding a visit to the European country at the beginning of June.
Luxembourg to require biometric ID cards for foreign citizens
Posted here by https://violetflame.biz.ly/ +@ https://gab.com/active_me
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