Over the past ten days, I've been asked repeatedly about should be done
o fix Bill
C-30,
he online surveillance bill. While the bill will require considerable
study, below I've posted 12 amendments or undertakings that are needed
o begin to address the massive public concern with the legislation.
Given recent events, many understandably believe the bill is beyond
repair and should be scrapped.
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