Case Note 47211 [2003] NZPrivCmr 1 - Police officers complain that CVs disclosed in appointment review procedure
Three police officers complained about Police review procedures following job appointments or promotions.
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Three police officers complained about Police review procedures following job appointments or promotions.
A man was involved in a car accident and charged with careless use of a motor vehicle. A police constable delivered a court summons to his mother's address.
A man saw a businesswoman on television and rang her to discuss a business proposal. He persisted in ringing her, and allegedly threatened her.
A man complained about the fact that he was having an HIV test was disclosed to others in the waiting room of a hospital's outpatient laboratory.
A woman had a mammogram and was later sent the x-ray slides in a large envelope with a red sticker labelling the contents as mammography films.
An ACC client complained the disclosure of information about him in an ACC Job Club report amounted to an interference with his privacy.
A woman who gave up a child for adoption was told by Child Youth and Family Service that a social worker had disclosed her name to the adult child.
Annual Report of the Privacy Commissioner for the year ended 30 June 2003.
A man sought access to the medical notes of his deceased wife. He authorised his daughter to act on his behalf.
A woman applied to the Electoral Enrolment Centre to be listed on the unpublished electoral roll because of concerns about her safety.