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Tuesday, 04 July 2017 12:37
ATIA reform Bill creates new relationship between Information and Privacy Commissioners over "personal information"Written by Teresa Scassa
Bill C-58, the government’s response to years of calls for reform of Canada’s badly outdated Access to Information Act has been criticized for falling far short of what is needed and from what was promised during the last election campaign. I share this concern. However, this blog post focuses on a somewhat different issue raised by Bill C-58 – the new relationship it will create around privacy as between the Offices of the Information Commissioner…
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Monday, 26 June 2017 07:52
ATIA reform bill addresses review of documents covered by solicitor-client privilegeWritten by Teresa Scassa
Note that for ease of reference the different provisions of the bills/laws discussed here are reproduced at the end of this post. The Liberal government, which had promised during the last election campaign to reform Canada’s outdated Access to Information Act (ATIA) has tabled its reforms in Bill C-58. First reviews of the bill, by key users of the ATIA such as academics and journalists have been highly critical of the many ways in which…
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