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The AskUs knowledge base provides general guidance about privacy issues, not legal advice.
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You need to promptly respond to the request and provide people with access to the personal information you hold about them, subject to a very limited number of exceptions.
There are some steps…
While it is certainly not polite or neighbourly to film across a fence, the actions of a neighbour acting in their personal capacity will generally not be covered by the Privacy Act.
The Privacy Act…
You should try and make your complaint to us within 12 months of it happening.
We may decline to investigate a matter where the affected individual (you) knew about it for more than 12 months before…
It depends. Disclosure of patient information is usually, but not always, with the authorisation of the patient concerned. The Privacy Act and the Health Information Privacy Code enable the sharing…
Yes, there are ways you can protect your identity if you fear for your own safety or your family’s safety. But first, you can go to Police for help. If you are a victim of family violence or in a…
Police do have a scheme where potential victims of family violence, or concerned relatives or friends, can request information relating to the violence history of a new partner.
The aim is to enable…
