The province's information and privacy commissioner says Nova Scotia's
access and privacy laws are woefully out of date, lack teeth and don't
place enough emphasis on disclosing information that's in the public
interest.
Catherine Tully released her annual report on Tuesday. It shows the result
of a failure by successive governments to follow recommendations from
Tully and her predecessors: A system no longer in step with modern society
and not doing enough to work in the interest of the public.
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