Key facts
- MPs received criticism from an anti-surveillance group.
- The criticism concerns the 'lawful access' bill.
- Concerns were raised about government surveillance powers.
- The bill has ignited a debate over security versus individual privacy rights.
Members of Parliament (MPs) have faced strong criticism from opponents of the 'lawful access' bill concerning privacy. The legislation has ignited a debate over the balance between security and individual privacy rights, with the anti-surveillance group raising significant concerns about potential expansions of government surveillance capabilities.