Trudeau government says privacy rules shouldn’t apply to federal parties
If the Liberal Party was hacked and had its data on individual voters stolen, it would be up to them to notify Canadians.
The Liberal government is working to enshrine in law federal political parties’ ability to gather, store and exploit sensitive information about Canadian voters without oversight or rules.
The Liberals’ budget bill, introduced in April, allows parties to “collect, use, disclose, retain and dispose” of Canadians’ personal information as long as they follow their own self-policed privacy policies. ---More...
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