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New Zealand · Privacy Act 2020
IPPs & notifiable privacy breaches.
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Citation: Privacy Act 2020 IPP 5/6; Part 6 s.112-115
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What the statute requires, section by section
Privacy Act 2020 (New Zealand), Public Act 2020 No 31. Provisions addressed:
- s. 22
- Information privacy principles (IPPs); IPP 5 (storage and security of personal information) and IPP 6 (access to personal information).
- Part 6
- Notifiable privacy breaches and compliance notices:
- s. 112
- defines "notifiable privacy breach" (breach causing / likely to cause serious harm).
- s. 113
- assessment of whether a privacy breach is notifiable.
- s. 114
- agency to notify the Privacy Commissioner as soon as practicable.
- s. 115
- agency to notify affected individuals or give public notice. In force 1 December 2020 (replacing the Privacy Act 1993).
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