Privacy law to be reviewed
The Constitutional & Mainland Affairs Bureau plans to take forward a review of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance during the fourth Legislative Council term.
After attending the Privacy Awareness Week 2008 inauguration ceremony today Secretary for Constitutional & Mainland Affairs Stephen Lam told reporters that in conducting the review the Government will consider certain aspects and principles it needs to abide by.
At the end of last year the Privacy Commissioner submitted to the bureau a report suggesting areas for review and amendment. One suggestion was to vest in the commissioner the power to initiate prosecutions.
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