The amendment poses a serious threat to human rights protection, including the right to privacy. The measures envisaged in this law expand access to telecommunication and other digital data and allow for greater surveillance by police and other agencies. The law does not contain a requirement of obtaining prior approval from a judge o rother independent authority for obtaining telecommunication and online data. The law lacks guarantees for protection of information covered by professional confidentiality obligations such as attorney-client privilege or privilege for journalistic sources. It will be very difficult, if not impossible, for people to find out whether they are being unlawfully spied on, or to expose abuse of surveillance powers, as the law does not contain an obligation to notify targeted persons following the conclusion of surveillance