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Website abstract bibtex The APEC Privacy Framework has been put forward as a foundation on which to build a global privacy framework. The lack of detail in the Framework makes it a shaky foundation that risks creating national privacy laws and rules that would be inconsistent with each other and far weaker than Europe's traditional approach to the subject. So argues Pinsent Masons' Dr Chris Pounder, editor of Data Protection Quarterly.
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