Members of the UK's Labour Party have submitted an emergency motion urging the government to invoke a break clause in Palantir's £330 million contract to operate the NHS Federated Data Platform. The clause is set for 2027.
The motion raises concerns about Palantir's human rights record, citing the use of its technology in US immigration enforcement and by Israel. Supporters also question whether the technology is cost-effective and suitable for the NHS.
The party conference will decide whether to debate and vote on the motion.