Federal Party Responses to Election Questionnaire on Info Issues
This is a follow-up to the December 8, 2005 post Federal Parties Surveyed on Controversial Net Issues.
The University of Ottawa-based Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic canvassed the parties running in next week's federal elections on issues relating to copyright reform, spam, privacy protection, electronic surveillance, and telecom reform.
Party responses are posted at the bottom of the election section of the organization's website. There are responses from the following parties: Christian Heritage Party, Marijuana Party, Communist Party, Green Party, Liberal Party, and the New Democrats.
The University of Ottawa-based Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic canvassed the parties running in next week's federal elections on issues relating to copyright reform, spam, privacy protection, electronic surveillance, and telecom reform.
Party responses are posted at the bottom of the election section of the organization's website. There are responses from the following parties: Christian Heritage Party, Marijuana Party, Communist Party, Green Party, Liberal Party, and the New Democrats.
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