Sporrer: No Further Monitoring Plans

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Klare Kante von Judiciary Minister Anna Sporrer (SPÖ): In the explosive debate surrounding the surveillance of Messengers, the Minister clearly states: "An extension of the surveillance measures will continue to be out of question for her ... In the Ö1 broadcast "In the Journal as a guest", Sporrer listened on Saturday: "I am not available for anything else," she stressed. Otherwise, she would veto the Council of Ministers, the Minister announce…

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An extension of the decided Messenger surveillance beyond the terror orevention and counter-terrorism further excludes Minister of Justice Anna Sporrer. Otherwise, she would veto her.

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This week, after years of discussion, the government parties have cleared the way for messenger surveillance. In the future, it will be possible for state protection to read both unencrypted and encrypted messages from messenger services – this applies to a very limited type of cases. An extension beyond the previously defined area rejects Minister of Justice Anna Sporrer (SPÖ) in the Ö1 series "In the Journal as a guest – and in such a case wou…

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Minister of Justice Anna Sporrer (SPÖ) continues to rule out the extension of messenger surveillance, which was only just decided upon by the National Council. The measure should continue to be limited to terrorist prevention and defence, "I am not available for anything else," she said in the Ö1 broadcast "In the Journal as Guest" on Saturday. Otherwise, she would veto the Council of Ministers, the Minister announced.

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WIEN. Minister of Justice Anna Sporrer (SP ) continues to rule on the extension of the messenger surveillance which was only just decided upon by the National Council.

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The Department of State Protection and Intelligence (DSN) will now, under certain - very clearly defined - conditions, have the right to review the content of communications.