Privacy News February 2024
Read the February issue of Privacy News for the Commissioner's take on the increasing role of biometric technologies in the lives of New Zealanders.
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Read the February issue of Privacy News for the Commissioner's take on the increasing role of biometric technologies in the lives of New Zealanders.
Privacy Commissioner will use his inquiry powers to keep a close eye on the facial recognition technology trial starting 8 Feb.
Hari tau hou and welcome to the first issue of Privacy News 2024.
The European Commission has determined that New Zealand has an adequate level of protection for personal data transferred from the European Union.
This case note highlights the importance for agencies to strengthen their internal privacy guidelines and be mindful when filing and sending documents.
In this edition of Privacy News we look at biometrics code, OPC guidance, AI governance training and the expansion of our office.
In this issue we look at questions surrounding the installation of CCTV cameras in school bathrooms and the chosen theme for Privacy Week 2024.
Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster's keynote address to the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) on 29 November 2023 in Australia.
The Privacy Commissioner has announced that his Office will be consulting on new rules specifically around the use of biometric technologies.
Our annual reports show how we achieved our objectives across a financial year. It includes stories of what we did and shows our audited financial reports.