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911The government has limited committee study to 3 days. This will pass next week if we don’t stop it. The “Lawful Access” bill, Bill C22 allows warrantless access to all your digital devices. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce, The Canadian Civil Liberties Union, and 25 tech & privacy orgs have written an open letter urging the government to repeal it.
Please help stop it and contact your MPs #Canada
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The government has limited committee study to 3 days. This will pass next week if we don’t stop it. The “Lawful Access” bill, Bill C22 allows warrantless access to all your digital devices. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce, The Canadian Civil Liberties Union, and 25 tech & privacy orgs have written an open letter urging the government to repeal it.
Please help stop it and contact your MPs #Canada
#Canada #privacy #surveillance #tech #cdnpoli #democracy /2
An Open Letter on Bill C-22
Privacy law scholars and lawyers call for amendments to powers in the new lawful access bill that are overbroad and unlikely to survive Charter scrutiny
(robertdiab.substack.com)
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#Canada #privacy #surveillance #tech #cdnpoli #democracy /2
An Open Letter on Bill C-22
Privacy law scholars and lawyers call for amendments to powers in the new lawful access bill that are overbroad and unlikely to survive Charter scrutiny
(robertdiab.substack.com)
#Canada #privacy #surveillance #tech #cdnpoli #democracy /3
The Law Bytes Podcast, Episode 263: The Lawful Access Act Roundtable With David Fraser and Robert Diab - Michael Geist
Lawful access is back. The decades-long battle has entered a new phase with the introduction of Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act. This bill follows last spring’s attempt to bury lawful access provisions in Bill C-2, a border measures bill. The latest bill covers the two main aspects of lawful access: law enforcement access to personal information held by communication service providers such as ISPs and wireless providers, and the development of surveillance and monitoring capabilities within Canadian networks. To discuss the latest iteration of lawful access, I’m joined on the Law Bytes podcast by David Fraser and Robert Diab for a roundtable discussion of the key elements of the proposed legislation. David is one of Canada’s leading privacy lawyers and a partner with McInness Cooper in Halifax, and Robert is a law professor at Thompson Rivers University in BC and the co-author of a book on search and seizure law.
Michael Geist (www.michaelgeist.ca)
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#Canada #privacy #surveillance #tech #cdnpoli #democracy /3
The Law Bytes Podcast, Episode 263: The Lawful Access Act Roundtable With David Fraser and Robert Diab - Michael Geist
Lawful access is back. The decades-long battle has entered a new phase with the introduction of Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act. This bill follows last spring’s attempt to bury lawful access provisions in Bill C-2, a border measures bill. The latest bill covers the two main aspects of lawful access: law enforcement access to personal information held by communication service providers such as ISPs and wireless providers, and the development of surveillance and monitoring capabilities within Canadian networks. To discuss the latest iteration of lawful access, I’m joined on the Law Bytes podcast by David Fraser and Robert Diab for a roundtable discussion of the key elements of the proposed legislation. David is one of Canada’s leading privacy lawyers and a partner with McInness Cooper in Halifax, and Robert is a law professor at Thompson Rivers University in BC and the co-author of a book on search and seizure law.
Michael Geist (www.michaelgeist.ca)
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