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AU: Labor, Greens oppose move to criminalize data re-identification

Posted on February 7, 2017June 26, 2025 by Dissent

Rohan Pearce reports:

Passage of a government bill that would criminalise the re-identification of public sector datasets released under open data policies looks uncertain.

The Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee tonight tabled its report on the government’s Privacy Amendment (Re-identification Offence) Bill 2016. Although the committee’s majority recommends that the bill be passed, a dissenting report by its Labor and Greens members calls for parliament to reject the proposed legislation.

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