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
40:16:40 / 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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