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Topic History of: Great piece by Mark Easton on Vetting
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Incognito www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/markeaston/

Government ministers talk of "striking the right balance" between risk and regulation as they soften the effect of their vetting scheme.

But another balance we may need to consider is that between risk and wider risk: the potential harm to an individual against the potential harm to the fabric of our society.