This Bill was debated with the Electronic Transfer of Funds Crime (No.2) Bill, 2000
Bills
6th Session of the 5th Republican Parliament
The Computer Misuse (No.2) Bill, 2000
An Act to prohibit any unauthorised access, use or interference with a computer and for other related matters
Introduced By:
Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj
Bill No:
Senate Bill 27 of 2000
Introduced In:
Introduced On:
09-Oct-2000
Published In Gazette On
09-Oct-2000, Vol.39 No.206
Status
President of the Republic - Assent
Progress
9 Oct 2000
Senate
1 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj, SC, MP [Couva South] [Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs]
17 Oct 2000
8 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Mervyn Assam, MP [St. Joseph] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Consumer Affairs]
2.Sen. Danny Montano [Opposition Senator]
3.Sen. Prof. John Spence [Independent Senator]
4.Sen. Dr. Kenneth Ramchand [Independent Senator]
5.Sen. Rev. Daniel Teelucksingh [Independent Senator]
6.Sen. Martin Daly [Independent Senator]
7.Sen. Prof. Julian Kenny [Independent Senator]
8.Hon. Mervyn Assam, MP [St. Joseph] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Consumer Affairs]
17 Oct 2000
amendments made in the Senate
17 Oct 2000
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1.Hon. Mervyn Assam, MP [St. Joseph] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Consumer Affairs]
23 Oct 2000
House of Representatives
1st Reading of the Bill
1 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj, SC, MP [Couva South] [Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs]
25 Oct 2000
2nd Reading of the Bill
4 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Mervyn Assam, MP [St. Joseph] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Consumer Affairs]
2.Mr. Eric Williams, MP [Port-of-Spain South] [Opposition Member]
3.Mr. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Opposition Chief Whip]
4.Hon. Mervyn Assam, MP [St. Joseph] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Consumer Affairs]
25 Oct 2000
Committee Stage
25 Oct 2000
3rd Reading and Passage of the Bill
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1.Hon. Mervyn Assam, MP [St. Joseph] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Consumer Affairs]
2 Nov 2000