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'Henry VIII' clauses threaten to derail data reform bill - DecisionMarketing

Summary by decisionmarketing.co.uk
Privacy campaigners have issued a stern warning to ministers that the Data (Use & Access) Bill could trigger a widespread abuse of data laws by future governments, in what they have dubbed “Henry VIII” clauses. The move, which threatens to delay the passage of the Data Bill through Parliament,  highlights that these clauses are delegated legislative powers that allow the Government to override or amend primary legislation as it was enacted by Pa…
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openrightsgroup.org broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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