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Privacy 2.0: Tracking progress
This is the second update in our Privacy 2.0 series.
Timing
The end of 2019 is rolling in, and the Privacy Bill is in the House awaiting the Committee of the Whole House stage, and then its 3rd reading.
A few commentators have referred to March 2020 as a commencement date, but we are expecting th… -
Privacy 2.0: GDPR, territorial scope and the Privacy Bill
This is the third update in our Privacy 2.0 series.
The territorial scope of privacy and data protection can be fundamental. When does one jurisdiction’s legal reach extend to the actions of organisations beyond its geographical borders?
Late last year, the European Data Protection Board (EDPD) … -
Privacy 2.0: Model contract clauses
One of the key changes in the Privacy Bill is a new privacy principle 12.
This adds new controls on the disclosure of personal information to foreign agencies or persons.
Agencies will now be accountable for the international disclosure of personal information and will need to demonstrate that the… -
Privacy 2.0: The beginning
This is the first in what will become a series of blog posts on the new Privacy Act, the changes, and what we’ll be doing to implement those law changes.
We’ll try and cover all the key changes in the law and give readers a clear view on any areas they will need to address.
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Privacy 2.0: Cross-border disclosures – introducing new privacy principle 12
A significant change in the Privacy Bill is a new privacy principle containing a series of controls on the disclosure of personal information to foreign agencies or persons. This is noteworthy because of the reliance that many businesses have upon cloud-based service providers, and the importance of…
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Privacy 2.0: New refusal grounds under the Privacy Act 2020
Privacy principle 6 of the Privacy Act gives people the right to access their own personal information. With six weeks to go until the Privacy Act 2020 comes into force, it’s a good time to become familiar with the new refusal grounds under principle 6.
Generally, an organisation must provide acces… -
Privacy 2.0: Key changes in the Privacy Act 2020
The Privacy Bill passed the Committee of the Whole House stage in Parliament on 3 June, with the House sitting under urgency. A Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) successfully introduced a number of amendments – most notably, a new commencement date. Once passed by Parliament, the new Privacy Act will …
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A stellar week for privacy research
If you’re interested in privacy research, you might want to be in Auckland during the week of 12-16 December. So much is going on that the Privacy Commissioner has named it Privacy Research Week.
Here’s a glimpse of some of the principal events:
Mon 12 December
Tues 13 December
Wed 14 December
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Funding privacy: Is New Zealand keeping up?
Last year the OECD did a survey* of budget changes in ‘privacy enforcement authorities’. It was revealing. I was taken aback when I saw where New Zealand sat in relation to our most commonly compared OECD economies.
This chart shows that for 2016-2017, New Zealand was one of only two countries whos…