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| How to complain about MI6 or GCHQ |
It's possible to complain about (some of) Britain's spy services. Under the Intelligence Services Act 1994. You can make a complaint about "anything which you believe the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS; better known as MI6) or Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) may have done in relation to you or your property", provided the incident took place after 15 December 1994. If you think you can trust them with your details, write to the following address asking for a complaints form. Intelligence Services Tribunal, PO Box 4823, London SW1A 9XD Note that the SIS and GCHQ do not claim to be responsible for telephone tapping (eh?); these should go to the following address. Interception of Communications Tribunal, PO Box 44, London SE1 0TX. |