Privacy Commissioner calls on banks to do more to protect privacy
The Privacy Commissioner welcomes the findings of the FMA-RBNZ review of bank conduct and believes that banks must do more to protect privacy.
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The Privacy Commissioner welcomes the findings of the FMA-RBNZ review of bank conduct and believes that banks must do more to protect privacy.
Privacy News is the Office of the Privacy Commissioner's fortnightly newsletter. The 31 October 2018 edition is available here.
We have entered into a contract to store data on external servers. We are satisfied that this will meet our needs while protecting individual privacy.
Privacy News is the Office of the Privacy Commissioner's fortnightly newsletter. The 17 October 2018 edition is available here.
The Privacy Commissioner is recommending the repeal of 22 government information matching provisions, after a report showed many of them were never used.
Privacy Commissioner's report to the Minister of Justice on section 106 of the Privacy Act 1993 in relation to unused information matching provisions.
Privacy News is the Office of the Privacy Commissioner's fortnightly newsletter. The 3 October 2018 edition is available here.
An NZ Post delivery agent complained to us about audio recordings made by cameras installed on “Paxster” electric delivery vehicles.
Privacy News is the Office of the Privacy Commissioner's fortnightly newsletter. The 19 September 2018 edition is available here.
The Privacy Commissioner has found no evidence to justify an investigation into ProCare after receiving a letter of concern from four healthcare IT companies.