The Bill is expected to be amended before the summer
A Bill aimed at making catfishing a criminal offence is expected to be amended in the Seanad before the summer.
The Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Bill was reintroduced by Fianna Fail Senator Fiona O'Loughlin today.
It would cover the practise of using a phone or computer to impersonate another person without their consent, interfering with their peace, privacy or day-to-day life.
Changes to the Bill would then need to be finalised, before being brought to the Dail chamber.
Senator O'Loughlin says new provisions would give Gardai the power to act on this ‘very serious crime’:
Kildare Town Woman Calls For More CCTV In Naas Hospital After Her Bag Is Allegedly Stolen
Hospitaller Order of Saint John of God Issue Eviction Notices To 'Illegal Occupants' of Abbey Car Park In Celbridge
Several Kildare Stops To Be Removed From JJ Kavanagh & Sons Bus Route From Clonmel To Dublin
BREAKING: Former Kildare Manager Mick O'Dwyer Dies At The Age Of 88
Gardaí Investigate Two Thefts in Maynooth
Psychiatrist Disagrees That Man On Trial For Murder Of Newbridge Man Was Suffering From Mental Disorder At The Time
Key Points From Minister Kevin 'Boxer' Moran's Meeting With North Kildare Reps On Castletown House
Lidl Secures Planning Permission For New €4.5 Million Store In Sallins
