Before you visit (or revisit) the website for the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories . . .

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A scan of the website reveals a number of privacy concerns

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They automatically send visitor information to third parties

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Information that can be used to target you for commercial and political content

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And they can even track you after you leave the website

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In violation of the Privacy Statement posted on the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories website:

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This Privacy Statement also says that visitor information does not leave the Legislative Assembly . . .

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But they actually automatically send visitor information to third parties without the knowledge or consent of visitors

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They also say that the personal information they collect is protected by the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (NWT):

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Except the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (NWT) does not apply to the Legislative assembly because they are not a 'public body':

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Adobe says that the Laws of California and the United States apply to the personal information in their possession:

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and Google says it will share personal information if they have a 'good-faith belief' that it is 'reasonably necessary' under 'any applicable law':

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'Any applicable law' likely includes the law of whatever jurisdiction to which the personal information has been sent:

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The big issue here is that the scripts that automatically send personal information to third parties are triggered just by visiting www.ntassembly.ca

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