article_snippet: The deal has emerged a day after David Cameron described the Mail’s revelations about the sale of personal data as ‘extremely serious’ and said David Cameron expected serious penalties to be imposed.
article_snippet: ‘Taxpayers will not want Taxpayers money spent on enriching firms that have shown such careless disregard for citizens’ rights.
article_snippet: ’ Andy Silvester, campaign director at the TaxPayers’ Alliance added: ‘Civil servants should spend taxpayers’ money as if it’s Civil servants own, and that means checking who you’re giving it to.
article_snippet: ’s vital that there are better safeguards in place so that taxpayers’ money isn’t subsidising firms who are engaging in such questionable practices.
article_snippet: ‘have no hesitation in recommending them’ but said yesterday yesterday ‘will await the outcome of the investigation by the ICO’ before deciding whether to use the ICO’ again.
article_snippet: the deal with Prospect360 would not comment on the amount of taxpayers’ money the deal with Prospect360 spent.
highlights_snippet: Comes day after David Cameron said revelations were 'extremely serious' 