Use of v2k,wban,rmn,ble,ieee,ham radio dew,bci,brainwave,tortureware use on people in nz
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From: Personinneed
Dear Government Communications Security Bureau,
To find out who and to put a stop of use of v2k,wban,rmn,ble,ieee,ham radio dew,bci,brainwave,tortureware use on people in nz
Yours faithfully,
Personinneed
From: Information (GCSB)
Government Communications Security Bureau
Tçnâ koe,
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Ngâ mihi,
GCSB
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From: Information (GCSB)
Government Communications Security Bureau
Tçnâ koe,
As we have not received the required information to establish your eligibility to make a request under the Official Information Act 1982, we are cancelling your request.
You are welcome to submit a new request at any time, along with the required documentation.
Ngâ mihi,
GCSB
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