Nova Scotia Information and Privacy Commissioner Tricia Ralph called for future vaccine passports to have proper privacy protections in place, CBC News reports. Ralph called for a privacy impact assessment to take place in a letter to the provincial government. "They can be a valuable tool for Canadians, but my concern is they be done the right way," said Ralph. "My concern is they be developed in a way that would not collect too much information or disclose too much information than is really necessary."
17 June 2021
Nova Scotia privacy commissioner calls for strong vaccine passport privacy protections
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