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CRTC partners with New Zealand regulator to fight spamOTTAWA-GATINEAU, Feb. 23, 2017 /CNW/ - The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) recently signed a memorandum of understanding with the New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs to fight unsolicited commercial electronic messages (spam) and the threats they pose to consumers in both countries. The agreement will also promote close cooperation in enforcing both countries' spam laws. The agencies have committed to sharing information and intelligence, where permitted by the laws of each jurisdiction, regarding commercial electronic messages. By working closely with its partners, the CRTC will be able to more effectively ensure that those who engage in unsolicited communications, whether in Canada or abroad, comply with Canada's anti-spam legislation. Quick Facts
"This agreement demonstrates our ongoing commitment to work closely with partners to fight unlawful communications and protect Canadians from spam and the threat of embedded malware. Partnering with agencies like New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs will help reduce the number of unsolicited commercial messages Canadians receive in the future." - Jean-Pierre Blais, Chairman and CEO CRTC Associated Links
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