Case Note 23755 [2002] NZPrivCmr 9 - Applicant unhappy Legal Services Committee disclosed its decision
A woman applied to a Legal Services Committee for a revision of all legal costs in respect of her legal aid claim.
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A woman applied to a Legal Services Committee for a revision of all legal costs in respect of her legal aid claim.
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A woman applied for a position within a government department. The application form asked the woman to nominate referees.
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A man applied to join Police. His application was declined on the basis that he had been given diversion for a charge against him some years previously.
A life assurance company, in consultation with a couple, prepared a financial report which contained detailed personal information about the couple and family.
A club president complained that the national body required club members to provide personal information, including their names and addresses.
A woman complained about a midwife to the Nursing Council and made a claim to ACC on the grounds of medical misadventure.
The complainant asked me to investigate the decision by the Police Commissioner to refuse the complainant access to photographs used in evidence at his trial.
An employee's union complained the employer had installed a video camera in the locker room at one of its plants, and that the employee had been videoed.
A woman's new lawyer in an employment matter made a request on her behalf for copies of all the information held about her by her previous lawyer.
A man complained to me about the actions of his co-worker. The complainant and the co-worker were taxi drivers for the same company.
A complainant says a medical officer of health had wrongly disclosed information about the cause of death of the complainant's sister.
An association complained that a list of its members' names and addresses had been collected by a travel agency for marketing purposes.
MSD decided to investigate allegations that two people were living in a de facto relationship.
The complainant was a patient of a health agency. To treat him, his medical file was made available to the agency's clinical director of mental health.
The complainant was followed into a retail store by the local manager of an insurance company after a near accident between their cars.
A woman complained on behalf of her daughter-in-law (the patient) that a health agency disclosed health information to the police, breaching patient privacy.