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OPC pausing cross-border data consult after Digital Charter release

Briefs | 05/23/2019 4:22 pm EDT

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner said this week it’s suspending its consultation on protections for personal information leaving the country because the government’s new digital charter initiative may address it in a future law.

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