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WorldRNZ·Jun 3, 2026·1 min read

Privacy Commissioner wants more power to fine agencies that don't protect people's data

Michael Webster says New Zealand's privacy laws are "somewhat out of step" with those overseas, and a law change is needed to be able to fine agencies.

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