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Government adds final touches to intelligence bill

Intelligence Online was able to consult the amended intelligence bill, as well the CNTCR's proposed changes made on 7 and 14 April. While the government took up some of the commission's recommendations, it did not follow its guidance on satellite surveillance. [...] (403 words)

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