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HK Privacy law change forums

Posted on September 2, 2009 by pogowasright.org

Two public forums have been scheduled to collect views on the proposals to amend the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance.

The first will be held 7pm September 18 at the Youth Square Auditorium in Chai Wan. The second will be held at the same time October 30 at Tsuen Wan Town Hall.

Both will be conducted in Cantonese but simultaneous interpretation in English will be available.

Registration can be made by phone at 2810 2059/2810 2261, fax at 2523 0565 or email (pdpo_consultation@cmab.gov.hk).

Source: news.gov.hk

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