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Privacy watchdog calls for oversight of Ontario political parties

Brian Beamish also re-iterated his recommendation for a duty-to-document law in the wake of David Livingston’s conviction.

Published Jun 14, 2018 at 4:40pm

Privacy watchdog calls for oversight of Ontario political parties

TORONTO, ON- NOVEMBER 26 – Brian Beamish, acting commissioner of Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commission poses for pictures in his office in Toronto on November 26, 2014 Vince Talotta/Toronto Star

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