Government states readiness to amend privacy act or revoke law if needed

The <b>Central Government</b> has stated that it is open to amending the privacy act or even revoking the law if necessary. This announcement comes as discussions around data protection and legal frameworks continue to evolve across the country. While legislative adaptability is always a welcome trait in a rapidly changing digital landscape, the constant back-and-forth on core regulatory acts often leaves the public and stakeholders questioning long-term policy stability. Bureaucratic red tape and shifting goalposts do little to build genuine institutional trust. Ultimately, any future changes must genuinely prioritize citizen data security over administrative convenience.