The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Data Analytics are delighted to announce the launch event of our landmark inquiry into the future of technology and data ethics, which will take place in the Churchill Room of the House of Commons on Tuesday 21st May.

The report follows a seven month inquiry co-chaired by Labour MP Darren Jones and Conservative MP Lee Rowley. Established following the Government's establishment of the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation in late-2017, the report sets out recommendations for government and policy makers to grasp the technological opportunities and meet the ethical challenges that big and open data present to the body politic. It looks at how public trust can be built and retained in four key policy areas:

Connected and autonomous vehicles
Education
Policing
Healthcare

The reception will bring together a range of leading stakeholders from these sectors, as well as academia and industry.

Speakers include:

Margot James MP: Minister of State for Digital and Culture (invited)
The Rt Hon Liam Byrne MP: Shadow Minister for Digital (invited)
Professor Marina Jirotka: Professor of Human Centred Computing - Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford
Maggie McGhee: Executive Director - Governance, ACCA
Paul Garel-Jones: Partner, Deloitte
Phil Richards: Chief Innovation Officer, Jisc

Afternoon tea and refreshments will be served.

The event and report have been supported with the kind assistance of Deloitte and Jisc.

Please contact Jack Tindale for more information.

Data and Technology Ethics - Report Launch