Konservative beziehen Privatsphäre Bedenken hinsichtlich der Befugnisse im Grenzsicherheitsgesetz der Regierung der Regierung
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-conservatives-privacy-concerns-border-security-bill-c-2/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=bluesky
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„The Conservatives have accused the government of introducing “snooping provisions” in its border security bill, saying giving law enforcement agencies access to internet subscribers’ information without a warrant raises serious questions about privacy and Canadians’ Charter rights.“
I mean yeah this part should be a worry no matter which party you favour, it’s not a great sign that Carney is already going down this path so early
Please save us, Ms. Rempel Garner. You *actually* are our only hope (and we’ll need the bloc and ndp too).
>Ms. Rempel Garner said the government has not indicated what policy concerns, “aside from vague references to security” the new measures are meant to address.
>She said “these snooping provisions are a massive poison pill that shouldn’t have been included in this bill.”
>“Whether or not I use an online service, where I use an online service, if I depart from an online service, if I start an online service, how long I use an online service, everything that C-2 says it would do – that is my personal information,” she said. “That is none of the government’s business, certainly not without a warrant. There has to be a line drawn here.”
Yes, that’s all massive overreach without judicial oversight.
>She said there were elements in the bill the Conservatives could support. But she and other Conservative MPs also raised privacy concerns about giving Canada Post employees the right to open people’s mail.
I see sanity is still to be found amongst some CPC members when it comes to long standing rights.
>Ruby Sahota, secretary of state for combatting crime, said the measure would aid law enforcement by giving it the ability to gain a warrant to open Canada Post mail.
Lies. Staight up lies. The bill amends the Canada Post Corporation Act section 41(1) by removing the exception for letters in ***warrantless*** searches.
Broken clock I suppose. They’d love this kind of shit if it was their bill. But I’ll take opposition to the bad stuff in this bill wherever we can get it. Because there are a lot of issues with this bill.