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Govt admits error in not stating TraceTogether is not exempt from Criminal Procedure Code

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Published Fri, Jan 8, 2021 · 09:50 PM

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    THE government has acknowledged its error in not stating that TraceTogether data can be used for criminal investigations under provisions in the Criminal Procedure Code (CPC).

    This follows revelation in Parliament this week that the police could access TraceTogether data in the course of a criminal investigation, under the CPC.

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