Case Note 0599 [1994] - Agency fails to remove complainant from mailing list
The complainant had purchased a video cassette through an advertisement. He was then sent a considerable amount of marketing information which he didn't want.
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The complainant had purchased a video cassette through an advertisement. He was then sent a considerable amount of marketing information which he didn't want.
The complainant was involved in correspondence with a bank about arrangements for repayment of a debt.
The complainant alleged the NZSIS disclosed personal information about him some time ago which was inaccurate and misleading.
The complainant had requested access to his file held by the New Zealand Children and Young Persons Service.
The complainant sought access to his medical records. The doctor maintained that the complainant had already been given access to his records.
The complainant had requested access to personal information about himself held by the Commerce Commission.
A complaint was made that a credit reference agency had recorded a judgment debt, which had in fact been paid in full.
Annual Report 1999/2000: Examples of settlement of complaints.
Annual Report 2000/2001: Examples of settlement of complaints.
Q&A regarding the privacy of information held by clubs and societies.