Privacy Commissioner launches $75,000 research fund
The Privacy Commissioner is calling for applicants for a new privacy-related research funding programme worth up to $75,000 in total.
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The Privacy Commissioner is calling for applicants for a new privacy-related research funding programme worth up to $75,000 in total.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards welcomes a ruling by the Human Rights Review Tribunal awarding $25,000 in damages to a young soldier.
The Privacy Commissioner made a submission on the Customs and Excise Act Review Discussion paper (8 May 2015). View the report.
View the Privacy Commissioner's supplementary comments on the Organised Crime and Anti-corruption Legislation Bill (9 April 2015).
International data protection and privacy commissioners welcome the recent decision by the UN Human Rights Council to appoint a special rapporteur on privacy.
Extradition Act and Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act (MACMA)
Reports that privacy laws may have contributed to the Germanwings air crash prompts New Zealand’s Privacy Commissioner to give Privacy Act reassurance.
AISA stands for Approved Information Sharing Agreement. We've published this guidance to help enable the efficient and responsive provision of public services.
A man complained he received spam emails because a Resource Management Act submission he made on a proposed district plan was published on a council website.
Following a minor car accident, a woman made a claim to her insurance company. The insurance company asked a private investigator to interview the woman.