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A woman had a law firm act for her in a dispute. She was not satisfied with the firm's work, and complained to the Law Society's Complaints Committee.
A man was in New Zealand on a student permit. The Department of Corrections contacted Immigration New Zealand, disclosing details of charges laid against him.
The Ministry of Social Development was investigating the complainant for alleged benefit fraud.
A man requested personal information from a company but received not only his information but information about several other people.
A woman provided information to the Child Youth & Family Service about an abusive family situation involving a child.
A woman authorised a counsellor to request her medical notes from a health agency. The agency sent these notes to the wrong address.
A man did a Google search of his name and was surprised to find a reference to him on a law firm's website.
An airline pilot applied for a position within the airline he worked for. He believed that he was unfairly treated during the selection process.
A woman complained a company delivered packages of incontinence pads and other supplies to her home with large lettering stating what the packaging contained.
Following an employment dispute, a woman requested access to personal information held by her former employer.
A man made a request for access to personal information contained in a draft report into his conduct while he was employed by a government agency.
A father requested access to his son's blood test results from a DHB laboratory. The father was refused access to the results under a DHB disclosure policy.
An education institution published a booklet for international students that included a photograph of a man who was a visitor to the campus.
A business manager applied for a personal credit card and advised the credit card company it could contact the business' pay clerk to verify salary information.
A man requested access to information held by Telecom relating to an interception warrant. The warrant allowed Police to intercept the man's phone calls.
A small group of local residents were opposed to a property development. The property development company hired a security guard to film them.
A job applicant complained to me that a prospective employer collected information about him that he considered was inappropriate and unnecessary.
A PhD student requested access to the email correspondence that had taken place between the examiners of her thesis.
A woman requested access to personal information that a union held about her.
The complainant used to work for a university. He complained a former co-worker had disclosed personal information about him to his new employer.
