New Zealand - EU data protection adequacy
The Privacy Commissioner provides data privacy adequacy reporting to the European Commission. The reports provide updates of NZ's data protection environment.
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The Privacy Commissioner provides data privacy adequacy reporting to the European Commission. The reports provide updates of NZ's data protection environment.
Our Compliance Team are responsible for making sure New Zealand's agencies, businesses, and organisations are doing privacy well. Here's their 23/24 work.
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has launched a free online toolkit today to help businesses and organisations do privacy well.
For our people, protecting privacy reduces the privacy harms that may result, whether they are financial, reputational or emotional.
Deputy Privacy Commissioner Liz MacPherson takes the helm and writes a thought piece about penalties and a comparison with an Australian case.
Privacy Week was a roaring success (we made an infographic), we've opened consultation on Poupou Matatapu: doing privacy well, and our new survey reveals...
A recent study of New Zealander’s attitudes to privacy shows higher levels of concern among Māori.
During Privacy Week when we talked about notifying individuals about privacy breaches, we got asked a lot of questions about our guideline around 72 hours.
We conduct regular two yearly research among the general public to measure awareness, knowledge and levels of concern around privacy.
A biennial privacy survey of New Zealanders was released today to mark the start of Privacy Week 2024.