Indonesia's House of Representatives is not expected to pass the anticipated Personal Data Protection Bill before the current session ends Dec. 15, The Jakarta Post reports. The House had hoped to fast-track the legislation during this session, but concerns over the proposal and a recess period stalled progress, according to Deputy Chairman of House Commission I Abdul Kharis Almasyhari. “Looking at the progress, we think it’s impossible for us to conclude the deliberation of the bill with the government this month,” he said.
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