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Interception of Communications described a necessary crime-fighting tool

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Parliament is today debating the Interception of Communications Bill, 2025. If adopted, it will provide the legal framework for people’s private communications to be intercepted by law enforcement authorities. Attorney General Dale Marshall introduced the Bill. He says it’s a necessary crime-fighting tool.
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Interception of Communications described a necessary crime-fighting tool

Parliament is today debating the Interception of Communications Bill, 2025. If adopted, it will provide the legal framework for people’s private communications to be intercepted by law enforcement authorities. Attorney General Dale Marshall introduced the Bill. He says it’s a necessary crime-fighting tool.

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CBC Barbados broke the news in on Friday, August 8, 2025.
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