Case note 232848 [2012] NZ PrivCmr 3 : DRSL reviewers not required to provide hearing transcript under Privacy Act
An ACC claimant asked Dispute Resolution Services Limited to formally review a decision made by ACC.
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An ACC claimant asked Dispute Resolution Services Limited to formally review a decision made by ACC.
A man applied for a job that required him to agree to vetting by Police. The man authorised Police to release information about him to his potential employer.
As part of an employment investigation, an employer collected personal information from a man's work computer.
View the English language survey results and the English language redacted comments of the survey from the Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities social media survey.
View the Spanish language survey results.
View the Chinese language survey results.
View the Korean language survey results.
Annual Report of the Privacy Commissioner for the year ended June 2011.
View the submission by the Privacy Commissioner on the Video Camera Surveillance (Temporary Measures) Bill to the Justice and Electoral Committee.
28 September 2011
Results in this survey showed that a large number of respondents that send information overseas do not check the overseas organisations' use and management of the information.
The issue of cloud computing' clearly has major benefits for businesses and government agencies but it also carries some risks.
This survey has found that both the private and public sectors need guidance in this area. While most of the organisations have controls to protect the security of personal information in transit, some have no control over what happens once the information is sent overseas or don't know if they have controls.
View the full report.
May 2011.
A woman complained to our office about a debt collection company contacting her place of work.
A man visited a bar where he was asked by the doorman to produce identification which was scanned.
A man complained that a government agency disclosed information about him to another person.