The Wire Report covers similar terrain to one of my blog posts last week, namely that all three opposition parties are now on the record as seeking changes to C-32's digital lock provisions (the Green Party is similarly opposed to the provisions). Liberal MP Mark Garneau told the publication that the digital lock is "the major issue that stands out" in the bill.
All Opposition Parties Seeking Changes to C-32’s Digital Lock Provisions
June 22, 2010
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