Sentences with phrase «access legislation»

That threat presented itself as lawful access legislation proposed by the federal government.

By end - 2000, all had passed open access legislation, and most had developed grid access regimes.

The government clearly has law enforcement on side, which has apparently been advocating access legislation for quite some time.

Back in 2005, the government was consulting stakeholders about lawful access legislation.

The state passed Course Access legislation in 2011 as part of Senate Bill 65 but only saw 3,208 enrollments in 2013 14 in what it calls the Statewide Online Education Program.

The TXOBA is the strongest beach access legislation in the nation, enacted in 1959.

Lawmakers would access the legislation digitally.

While it may be impossible to tie the passage of Course Access legislation with the expansion of online and blended learning in Utah districts, the blossoming education options are undeniable.

A new report out this month from Digital Learning Now, a national initiative advancing state policies that create high - quality learning environments, profiles 12 states that have introduced elements of Course Access legislation so far.

It justifies this final claim — that the E-Privacy Directive includes data access legislation — on the (weak) grounds that recital 21 of the directive stipulates that the directive's aim is to protect confidentiality by preventing unauthorised access to communications, including «any data related to such communications» [77].

Having established the incompatibility of generalised data retention legislation with EU law, the Court then went on to consider whether EU law precludes national data retention and access legislation if that legislation:

In some cases private sector organizations can address their rights to notice of access requests for their information by way of contract, or by clearly advising the public body that it considers the information it is supplying to be confidential and within the category of information that is excepted from disclosure under any applicable access legislation, thereby triggering the obligation of the pubic body to provide notice.

Public concern regarding the proposed access legislation appears to be growing: Michael Geist's article on the legislation had 75 responses at last count.

«The overall strategy involves -LRB-...) Providing access to the UK Statute Law Database, thus enabling users to access all legislation as it is first enacted and as it is revised and updated over time.»

The proposed Canadian Lawful Access legislation that would allow much more invasive internet information to be given to authorities without warrants.

Starting with Minnesota in 2006, Course Access legislation has spread throughout the country, with eight other states passing or considering legislation in the last three years.

After all, the government has established a worrying pattern of attempting to introduce lawful access legislation — in 2009, 2010 and 2012 — and then dropping the project.

We are pleased to report that the government has announced that it will not proceed with Bill C - 30, the Lawful Access legislation, which aimed at granting police forces the power to access, track and monitor a host of online and wireless information without a warrant.

Rubin acknowledged the PMO is not «directly covered under either privacy or access legislation.»

That should not be enough to circumvent the access legislation [although clearly there will be roadblocks, but it shouldn't forestall it, at least].

As upcoming lawful access legislation is expected to create a number of new production orders (largely focused on acquiring telecommunications data from third parties), this case may provide a window... [more]

Topics discussed in the report include privacy by design, biometrics, mobile devices, lawful access legislation, and open data.

The subject - matter of the email is what brings it under the purpose of access legislation, not the location.

The government press release issued in conjunction with the Investigative Powers for the 21st Century Act justifies the legislation on the basis that other countries including the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Germany and Sweden already have similar lawful access legislation.

Parents negotiate in the shadow of custody and access legislation.

The use of joint custody presumptions in custody and access legislation was fully debated and rejected in 1985 at the time of the hearings on the introduction of the current Divorce Act.