@privacylawyer What's also concerning is the drafter's inability to distinguish between deterministic and proballistic applications - the c-36 defn will capture every single system that has two or more conditional logics in a process. This means a lot of frivolous/vexatious s.63(4) requests
In case you missed it, some Rosedale residents are trying to set up unregulated, private surveillance of public streets. Thoughts @privacylawyer and @mgeist?
https://t.co/UCSQhuKe9t
@mgeist Proofpoint is pitching a product for archiving corporate comms, incl. social media posts and said it can be used to collect info from personal social media accounts if needed to meet regulatory obligations. I ask what's stopping the govt from adding this reg obligation to C-22?
@privacylawyer A lot of bad law comes out of BC courts and unfortunately gets applied elsewhere by judges who are either out of their depth or are trying to make a grsnd decision...
@HeatherThomasAF This stuff has been legally available for sale for years - I know because in the 80s my name and mailing address was sold to a US based mail order operation and I got catalogues in the mail about the same frequency as the LL Bean ones
Stop making things up @LeahGazan. The SCC has made it very clear that Consent is not part of the duty to consult - no one has a veto on legislation in this country.
Bill C-5 violates the constitutional obligation to consult and accommodate Indigenous peoples, diminishes environmental oversight, and puts workers and communities at risk.
I and my NDP colleagues oppose Bill C-5 in its current form. I demand that the federal government uphold their constitutional obligations to obtain free, prior and informed consent.
@privacylawyer I'm glad the SCC is hearing this appeal because I don't think the FCA got the Charter part right at all.
Sort of related, any thoughts on Cleaver v Caddilac Fairview? Justice Forth made a huge error when she baldy asserted that intrusion upon seclusion was a tort in MB
@privacylawyer Hopefully the next govt to tackle privacy will listen to the experts and finally split privacy and AI regulation. We could have fixed the gaps in PIPEDA by now but for champagne's foolish, obstinate, blinkered, arrogant, and obsessive omnibus approach.
@PierrePoilievre Haha good one lol pp. Harper ran away 16 days into the session in October 2018 because it was a dead cert his government was going to fall to a Liberal/NDP coalition. Then he did it again a year later to kill debate