[AusNOG] Metadata retention... it's now (almost) a thing
Matt Perkins
matt at spectrum.com.au
Thu Oct 30 15:17:23 EST 2014
Wow number 3 is a bit hard. How would we work out the destination of a
skype call for example ?
Matt
On 30/10/2014 3:08 pm, Ben Cooper wrote:
> Draft Data set here:
> http://www.scribd.com/doc/244951610/Data-Retention-Draft-Data-Set-301014
>
> Looks like more than "just some IP addresses".
>
> On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 1:42 PM, Ross Wheeler <ausnog at rossw.net
> <mailto:ausnog at rossw.net>> wrote:
>
>
>
> On Thu, 30 Oct 2014, Matt Perkins wrote:
>
> That fact's seem to be that this legislation will pass without
> consultation outside the gang of 4 at least and there is
> little if anything we can do about it. So the conversion
> should really switch to. What technically do we need to do to
> meet the requirements of the legislation or instruments. Can
> we clearly define that so people in our industry can work to a
> place where we can all provide the same information and be
> sure that we have not missed something that will cause grief
> down the track.
>
>
> My local federal member has just replied to me with (in part):
>
> "Telecommunications companies will have up to two years to fully
> implement the scheme.
> To prevent any further erosion of data, industry will be required
> to at least maintain their current practices for holding data during
> the implementation period.
>
> The Government is prepared to pay a reasonable share of upfront
> capital costs associated with the implementation of the data retention
> scheme."
>
>
> So, despite their earlier "assurances" that there is no
> requirement to retain things like websites accessed etc, that is
> absolutely NOT preculuded as being a (subsequent) requirement, as
> has been said on this list earlier.
>
> That is, this is absolutely "narrow end of the wedge" legislation,
> almost certainly subject to "feature creep" (or "scope expansion")
> over time.
>
> There is a great deal we (the numerical majority) are not privy
> to. I suspect (some of) the "gang of 4" have a lot more specific
> information than the rest of us are permitted to know. The
> secrecy, haste and ignorance surrounding this entire thing scares
> me. (I had written "astounds me" then changed it to "surprises me"
> but in honesty with the calibre of politician (and public
> servants) we have now (and have had for quite some time), it
> neither surprises nor astounds me).
>
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