New Zealand Privacy Commissioner Seeks Stronger Fining Powers

New Zealand's Privacy Commissioner, Michael Webster, is advocating for a law change to grant more power to fine agencies that fail to protect people's data, citing that current privacy laws are out of step internationally.

3 Jun, 18:59 — 3 Jun, 18:59

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Privacy Commissioner wants more power to fine agencies that don't protect people's data

Michael Webster says New Zealand's privacy laws are "somewhat out of step" with those overseas, and a law change is needed to be able to fine agencies.

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