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8 Mar 2002

The Electronic Communications and Transactions (ECT) Bill is being tabled in parliament and public comment closes on 20 April.

The ECT Bill will:

give legal recognition to e-mail signatures

provide consumer protection in e-commerce transactions

criminalise cybercrime

allow the Minister of Communications to take control of what it deems to be “critical databases” - this is controversial and likely to draw fire.

Source: ITWeb

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