The Privacy Commissioner of Canada has posted her initial letter and analysis of Bills C-46 and C-47, the lawful access legislation.
Privacy Commissioner Posts Initial Letter on Lawful Access
November 2, 2009
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Suppressed Medical Records
Suppressed Medical Records (File 5100-13465/001)
St. Catharines, Ontario
– Privacy Commissioner of Canada (Sect. 25,26,28)
– C.M.H.A / C.A.M.H. – Brock University
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