Bill to check GCSB powers is pragmatic, non-partisan, InternetNZ says
But privacy campaigner says Clare Curran's Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Amendment Bill is a missed opportunity. UPDATED with comment from Amy Adams.
Labour MP Clare Curran's Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Amendment Bill is a "missed opportunity," to blunt the GCSB's powers, says Tech Liberty co-founder and NZ Council for Civil Liberties chairman Thomas Beagle.
But InternetNZ says it's a sensible, non-partisan
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Bill to check GCSB powers is pragmatic, non-partisan, InternetNZ says
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