SINGAPORE - The Law Society has come out to refute online flak about its so-called "deafening silence" over the draft Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act, saying its views will be shared privately with the policymakers.
Law Society president Gregory Vijayendran pointed out that the society's governing council has previously been invited by the Government to give feedback on select Bills in accordance with the law and this has been the ongoing arrangement.
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