Case Note 206924 [2009] NZPrivCmr 15: Man urgently requests personal information from the Police
A Police employee applied for a promotion but was unsuccessful. He made a request for personal information relating to his application.
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A Police employee applied for a promotion but was unsuccessful. He made a request for personal information relating to his application.
A woman made a request for a copy of a report prepared by a private investigator for her insurance company.
A government employee lost a file in an Auckland street. The file contained a list with personal information about a large number of individuals.
A man became estranged from his sister and, ultimately, found himself in a financial dispute with her.
A man complained that Secondhand Dealers' licences contain a holder's DOB. The man was concerned that publicly displaying this information was a privacy breach.
Following the death of a GP, the medical files of his patients went into storage along with the rest of his professional and personal belongings.
Briefing for the incoming Minister of Justice, November 2008.
Annual Report of the Privacy Commissioner for the year ended June 2008.
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A man and his colleague were employed by a care agency, working as caregivers for young people with disabilities.