Sabah & Sarawak

Data protection, legal recourse among key reasons for Sarawak's stance on Padu, says state leader

By ANDY CHUA

Tiang (in yellow shirt) with the newly-appointed community leaders.
Tiang (in yellow shirt) with the newly-appointed community leaders.

SIBU: Those who have registered with the Central Database Hub (PADU) cannot claim damages or sue the government in the event of a breach and data leak, says a Sarawak deputy minister.

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Sarawak , Padu , Legal Protection , Personal Data Protection Act 2010 , Michael Tiang , Postponement , Putrajaya

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