good question ... we do have this is place though

"Since 1997, several members of the British Government have attempted to pass laws requiring Freemasons who join the police or judiciary[25] to declare their membership publicly to the government amid accusations of Freemasons performing acts of mutual advancement and favour-swapping. This movement was initially led by Jack Straw, Home Secretary from 1997 until 2001.[25] In 1999, the Welsh Assembly became the only body in the United Kingdom to place a legal requirement on membership declaration for Freemasons.[26] Currently, existing members of the police and judiciary in England are asked to voluntarily admit to being Freemasons.[27] However, all first time successful judiciary candidates "must declare their freemasonry status" before appointment.[27] Conversely, new members of the police are not required to declare their status.[27]"

[link to en.wikipedia.org]


so we might be able to find some