N.S. privacy commissioner seeks more oversight authority
Wednesday, July 19, 2017 @ 7:24 AM | By Donalee Moulton
It’s no secret that Nova Scotia’s Information and Privacy Commissioner wants to see significant changes made to modernize the province’s privacy and access legislation. Among the recommendations put forward by Catherine Tully in her recent annual report: giving the commissioner greater legislative weight to do her job.
David Fraser, McInnes CooperTully wants to see the commissioner become an independent officer of the legislature, as is the case in other jurisdictions, and she wants to limit government’s ability to ignore her recommendations. “Our oversight authority needs more...
David Fraser, McInnes CooperTully wants to see the commissioner become an independent officer of the legislature, as is the case in other jurisdictions, and she wants to limit government’s ability to ignore her recommendations. “Our oversight authority needs more...
