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Supplementary Order Paper on the Crimes Amendment Bill (No.6)

This bill is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

Greens to oppose hacking by security services

The Greens are not supporting Associate Justice Minister Paul Swain's Notice of Motion (No 1 government motion on the order paper) that allows the police and security services the right to hack into computers and intercept emails, faxes and pager mes

Australian Minister’s disparaging comments rejected

Green MP Keith Locke has rejected Australian Defence Minister John Moore's claim that the Project Sirius Orion upgrade would have been

Intelligence and Security Committee Act Repeal Bill

This bill seeks to repeal the Intelligence and Security Committee Act.

Waihopai Spybase Rethink Needed

The Green Party is calling for the government to rethink its commitment to the Waihopai electronic interception station in light of developments in the European Parliament.

Greens Call For Inquiry Into Waihopai Spy Base

Green Party MP Keith Locke has called for the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, of which he is a member, to debate the merits and implications of New Zealand's involvement in a global spy network.

“Politician of the Year” Award for Keith Locke

Last week political commentator Chris Trotter nominated our Auckland MP Keith Locke his

Your Privacy Under Threat: What’s Wrong with the Search & Surveillance...

On the third anniversary of the 2007 “Anti-Terrorism Raids, Keith Locke – Green MP is coming to Dunedin to deliver a speech on the Search and Surveillance Bill legislation which is currently being considered by the Justice and Electoral Select Committee. This Bill is concerning because it extends state search and surveillance powers beyond Police and intelligence age ncies to an array of other state agencies.

Once the e-snoop starts, who guards snoopers?

14.12.2000 KEITH LOCKE* says serious privacy issues arise from proposed laws that would allow police to intercept e-mails. Legislation allowing police to intercept e-mails and hack into computers is before a parliamentary select committee.