New Zealand privacy bill is green lighted by parliamentary committee
By Saloni Sinha ( October 28, 2024, 04:32 GMT | Insight) -- The Privacy Amendment Bill introduced in the New Zealand Parliament last year has been cleared by a parliamentary committee, subject to changes that would exempt police from additional transparency requirements. Based on the submissions and feedback received up to June, parliament’s Justice Committee, headed by governing National Party lawmaker James Meager, recommended that the New Zealand police be excluded from those additional requirements.The Privacy Amendment Bill introduced in the New Zealand Parliament last year has been cleared by a parliamentary committee, subject to changes that would exempt police from additional transparency requirements....
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