[Scottish] defy id card meeting

[Colin.Speirs at scotland.gsi.gov.uk]

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>  --- Charles McCrimmon <Specis at Specis-Design.co.uk> wrote: 
> > So if you dont oppose the ID cards then you best not appear at this
> > meeting then? Or would it be safe to attend even if you think its 
> > actually a good idea?
> 
> Well this particular meeting is to get together people who 
> oppose the cards already so we can organise ourselves, and so 
> someone supporting the cards would be about as welcome as a 
> microsoft salesman at a linux install fest.

Bearing in mind I'm a Civil Servant and thus manage to maintain public
neutrality on this issue with all the aplomb the job entails I assume
then that this restriction will apply to me, as an employee of the
Government seeking to introduce this measure?

Would I  have to show ID to prove that I didn't work for the Civil
Service?
 

cds

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