text: 237. A tribunal of three to five lawyers is to be appointed under the Act to receive complaints from individuals or organizations aggrieved by anything they believe the Security Service has done in relation to them or their property. If a determination is made in the complainant's favour, the tribunal could order that any inquiries about the complainant cease, records be destroyed, warrants quashed and financial compensation paid. Data protection 238. With reference to paragraph 67 of the second report, the Data Protection Act 1984, which introduced measures designed to safeguard data processed automatically, became fully effective on 1 November 1987, and as a result the United Kingdom was able on 1 December 1987 to ratify the 1981 Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data. Paragraphs 68 and 69 of the second report continue to apply, and express the present position. 239. The Act gives anyone about whom personal data are held on computer ("data subjects") the right to a copy of that information. Those who keep such data ("data users") are, with some exceptions, required to register and provide an address to which the data subject can write. The Act covers information collected by private bodies as well as by the State, with some exceptions for purposes such as national security or the prevention of crime. The Act requires that the data subject shall be made aware of the uses to which the data are put, and be given the opportunity to request that his data are not passed to other data users. 240. Tran6border flow of personal data is covered by the 1981 Convention. The Convention sets minimum standards, and if a State Party observes them another State Party cannot prevent relevant data from crossing its frontiers. But the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing legal and administrative measures related to the collection and protection of personal data, as well as the handling of complaints and grievances against the Security Service. It does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, or international trade. The focus on personal data and data protection suggests a category related to human rights or individual freedoms.