Rejected petition Amend the Data (Access and Use) Bill to prevent sharing freely peoples data.
Amend clause 7 and Clause 10. This will prevent government from changing how pre-existing laws apply to your data and restrict delegates from freely sharing your data with regulators, agencies and or private firms.
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It is in the interest of the people to not have their data processed or shared without further legislation or scrutiny. This includes data such as biometric information, medical history, financial history, internet history including all social media data like photographs and locations, etc.
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