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Put the brakes on outsourcing British Columbians’ personal information
29 OCTOBER 2004, VANCOUVER: The B.C. Government and Service Employees' Union (BCGEU) is calling on the Campbell Liberals to hold off on any plans to contract out the administration of the personal and confidential information of British Columbians in wake of the B.C. privacy commissioner's report released today.
"We were right. The privacy commissioner's report confirms the USA Patriot Act is a huge threat to the privacy of British Columbians, and validates the concerns we raised. There's no iron-clad guarantee that the FBI won't or can't access our personal information once it's handed over to American-linked companies," said George Heyman, BCGEU president. more Click on the links below for webcasts.
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George Heyman, President, BC Government and Service Employees' Union  RT: 5:07 |
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Darrell Evans, Executive Director, Freedom of Information and Privacy Association of BC RT:1:25
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Paul Lewand Chair, BC Persons With AIDS Society RT: 1:32 |
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Micheal Vonn, Policy Director, BC Civil Liberties Association RT: 12:34 |
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T. Murray Rankin, Q.C., of the law firm Arvay Finlay RT: 1:22 |
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Media questions RT: 9:07 |
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