Home Affairs makes changes to encryption Bill without addressing main concerns Services providers now have a defence to use if they are required to violate the law of another nation, and the public revenue protection clause has been removed.

Home Affairs makes changes to encryption Bill without addressing main concerns

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Home Affairs makes changes to encryption Bill without addressing main concerns
2:25 / September 23, 2018

Services providers now have a defence to use if they are required to violate the law of another nation, and the public revenue protection clause has been removed.

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