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Yes I'm sure they did. I just think its possible to come to different conclusions & approaches on the private/obscure/public , ease of search spectrum on personal info (and we do, re: e.g. drivers licenses, DVLA records, electoral registers)
The justification has to be "there are harms but we think they are worth it". Not "there are no harms/ they are all covered by exemptions"
I think that’s misrepresenting the debate over transparency. Most conversations I’ve had with policy makers have acknowledged these trade offs. @CountCulture of @opencorporates has written eloquently on this
Is there anywhere where you have seen this discussion of the small harms written down? I didn't find it in the report (hence disappointment). Its only ever kidnapping ... but i think the bigger question is when should individually identifying information be open data?
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