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Thomas Beagle

Thomas Beagle

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Blogger, The Compleat Thomas Beagle

Carterton

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  • Data and Stats bill fails to recognise digitisation risks

    By Thomas Beagle| Stuff.co.nz Verified Thomas Beagle is chair of the NZ Council for Civil Liberties. OPINION: Why does Aotearoa New Zealand want to replace our Statistics Act with a new law that greatly extends the power of the Government Statistician to collect, aggregate, and share data, all the while reducing oversight and ignoring any possible downsides? The Data and Statistics Bill purports to be a simple modernisation of the old law because of advances in computerisation, but it’s really a ‘land grab’ for New Zealanders’ data.

    By Thomas Beagle · Stuff.co.nz

    Mar. 31, 2022

  • Why mass surveillance is not the answer to the atrocity of Christchurch

    By Thomas Beagle| The Spinoff Verified We should think very carefully before making changes to laws that will affect civil liberties, writes Thomas BeagleAs the initial shock and horror of the Christchurch mosque massacre begins to subside, people naturally turn to the question “How could this happen?” How did the perpetrator become radicalised? And how did our intelligence agencies miss the impending attack?

    By Thomas Beagle · The Spinoff

    Mar. 28, 2019

  • Data and Stats bill fails to recognise digitisation risks

    By Thomas Beagle| Stuff.co.nz Verified Thomas Beagle is chair of the NZ Council for Civil Liberties. OPINION: Why does Aotearoa New Zealand want to replace our Statistics Act with a new law that greatly extends the power of the Government Statistician to collect, aggregate, and share data, all the while reducing oversight and ignoring any possible downsides? The Data and Statistics Bill purports to be a simple modernisation of the old law because of advances in computerisation, but it’s really a ‘land grab’ for New Zealanders’ data.

    By Thomas Beagle · Stuff.co.nz

    Mar. 31, 2022

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The Compleat Thomas Beagle

Carterton