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23 September 2015

NPC Releases Draft Cybersecurity Law

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Network operators using citizens' personal information would also have to provide notice and obtain consent where appropriate.
China Privacy

On July 6, the NPC released a draft Cybersecurity Law (source document in Chinese) to: (i) ensure network security; (ii) preserve cyberspace sovereignty, national security, and societal public interest; (iii) protect the lawful rights and interests of citizens, legal persons, and other organizations; and (iv) promote the healthy development of economic and social informatization. The law would require network operators to establish and complete user information protection systems and strengthen protection of users' personal information, privacy, and commercial secrets. Network operators using citizens' personal information would also have to provide notice and obtain consent where appropriate.

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