Information Commissioner to be questioned by Parliament's newly formed Sub-Committee on Disinformation
23 April 2019
The Information Commissioner, Elizabeth Denham, and her Deputy James Dipple-Johnstone are the witnesses for the first public meeting of the new Sub-Committee on Disinformation, Parliament's institutional home which will continue the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee's work on Disinformation and ‘fake news.'
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Witnesses
Tuesday 23 April, Committee Room 18, Palace of Westminster
At 2.30pm
- Elizabeth Denham, Information Commissioner
- James Dipple-Johnstone, Deputy Commissioner, Information Commissioner's Office
About the session
Likely topics include their response to the Government's recently published white paper on Online Harms, and an update on their investigations into anonymous organisations advertising pro-Brexit ads on Facebook including the ‘Mainstream Network', ‘Britain's Future' and ‘We are the 52%.'.
Further information
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