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Journalists face jail threat and culture of secrecy as Senate report suggests overhaul

I spy with my little eye: another blow to privacy in Australia

I spy with my little eye: another blow to privacy in Australia A proposed law would make it quicker and easier for a network of nations to exchange surveillance data on people within their countries. (Image: Getty) A new law that would help foreign governments surveil people in Australia has been given the tick of approval from Parliament’s security committee pending a list of proposed changes that would add additional safeguards and beef up oversight. If passed, the law would make it quicker and easier for a network of nations to exchange telecommunications data obtained via real-time wiretapping, stored communications or records belonging to its citizens and those from foreign nations.

Govt urged to refine CLOUD Act-readying bill

By Justin Hendry on May 14, 2021 9:51AM But intelligence committee gives in principle support. A parliamentary inquiry has recommended additional safeguards be embedded in a bill that paves the way for a landmark reciprocal data access regime between Australian and US authorities. The bipartisan Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) handed down its report [pdf] this week, recommending that the International Production Orders Bill pass with 23 changes. The bill will to establish a new framework under the  Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act, allowing “reciprocal cross-border access to communications data” with the US, UK and other foreign governments. It is necessary for Australia to enter into future bilateral agreements with the US under the US Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act (CLOUD Act), which has been on the cards since October 2019.

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