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This list of resources will help your organisation understand its obligations under Privacy Act 2020.
NotifyUs is our online tool for you to assess and report your organisation's privacy breaches.
If you have a privacy question, search AskUs. It has hundreds of articles that are regularly updated with general guidance on various privacy issues.
Try our free e-learning courses covering a range of topics.
This step-by-step guidance helps organisations and businesses understand their new responsibilities under Privacy Act 2020 when sending New Zealanders' information overseas.
Quick tour of the privacy principles - The Privacy Act 2020 is based on 13 privacy principles that govern how you should collect, handle and use personal information.
Read our Privacy breach guidelines - How to Prevent and Respond to Privacy Breaches
You need to let customers know what information you’re collecting from them, and what you’ll use it for. Our Priv-o-matic tool will help you easily create clear privacy statements.
Police and other law-enforcement agencies may request personal information from your organisation as part of an investigation.
Both you and the law-enforcement agency have obligations and responsibilities you must follow. Find out more.
We have produced a guidance note that sets out, for the purposes of section 30(2), the manner required by the Commissioner in which an agency must apply for a section 30 authorisation. Read the guidance.
